RELOLVED: My computer time and date in the bios don't agree with the time and date shown on my desktop.

[Steven Vollom]

Dear Nils,

I have made a very stupid error.  Three months ago, when I got the final 
component to make my new 64 bit computer, I downloaded Intrepid to install on 
the new computer.  I have been having a lot of trouble getting that computer 
running, because there was a defect in one of the components (I am pretty 
sure it is the motherboard), and still have not got it working.

In any event, while trying to fix various problems on this, my old computer, I 
decided to install Intrepid on a primary partition that was not in use.  Here 
is where I screwed up:  I attempted to install the CD I made for my new 
computer.  I forgot that it was a 64 bit package, and for 3 months I have 
been attempting to fix a problem in my computer because the CD would not be 
recognized for installation.  You may have recalled a time when I kept trying 
to repair what I thought were problems in my partitions.  They weren't the 
problem, I was.  I was trying to get a 32 bit system to recognize a 64 bit 
package.

I downloaded Intrepid 32 Bit an hour ago and was successful.

I keep wondering when you all will give up on me.  I am so sorry for wasting 
your time, at a time when I probably will need you again.  Intrepid is 
different.  I can't seem to find out how to get the list of packages in 
Adept.  Adept Package Manager in Hardy contained a list to search through.  
One thing I want to do right away is upgrade to KDE 4.2.  I might as well 
learn KDE from the more recent stable issue.

I hope things are well with you.

Steven