Windows/Ubuntu Dual Boot-Setting time in one changes time in the other
Dirk Freitag
unreal.linux at gmail.com
Fri Mar 27 23:20:41 UTC 2009
Andrew Johnson wrote:
> I am dual booting Ubuntu 8.10 and Windows 7 beta. The time in Windows
> is always 4 hours ahead of Ubuntu. Whenever I change the time in one it
> also changes it in the other. The BIOS clock shows the correct time.
>
>
> I've tried changing the time zone and setting time via the Internet, but
> the times are still always 4 hours apart.
>
The times should not be affecting one another because when you are
booted into Windows, there should not be settings that get changed in
Ubuntu because you are not booted in it and vice versa. Are you
positive that you are dual booted and not running Ubuntu as a virtual
machine while booted into Windows?
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Dirk Freitag
Linux Registered User Number 487244 [http://counter.li.org/]
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