by rlhamil » 27. Mar 2009, 05:42
Keep in mind that Intel systems typically run their battery clocks in _local_ time (changing them if needed to/from DST),
while Unix and similar use a time counting from the start of 1970 GMT, in seconds. So maybe the problem happens
during DST if your host (?) runs a TZ like EST5EDT, that uses DST. One would have to try out a few scenarios, e.g.
see if the problem goes away if using a DST-free TZ on the host.