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chekkizhar, I'm not sure about Slackware, but in Fedora, you can use the hwclock command: hwclock --systohc This will set the hardware clock to the current system time. You can also do the inverse: hwclock --hctosys To display what date/time the hardware clock is currently set to: hwclock --show hth, |
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