Is anyone surprised that my day/date should have jumped back about a year and needed me to manually re-adjust it?
This is like a user config error - rather than anything specifically wrong with OS.
Check your settings. Are you booting Windows as well?
I’ve been faffing around; Thanks, u’ve re-assured me.
You might be one of those ppl who are behind the times
> “swerdna” <swerdna@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote in
> message news:swerdna.3ju8pc@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org…
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> You might be one of those ppl who are behind the times
John Titor has this problem a lot.
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AZC
I’d just suggest keeping your hand off that crystal knob on the time
machine.
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Kim (12/3/2008 7:44:41 AM Mountain)
I want that feature !!
Can it be made to roll back, say 35 years? and more importantly, does one’s hair grow back also at the same time ? 
I see a market for this if proven to be repeatable. rotfl!
Hey oldcpu:
> I see a market for this if proven to be repeatable
You may be on to something.
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Kim (12/3/2008 8:49:33 AM Mountain)
make sure your ntp is configured
yast > system > date and time > change .> synchronize with ntp server
Will it help Oldcpu’s hair?rotfl!
yast is great, but for that it would need to perform a bloody miracle.
For me it would have to be a 30 year time jump:P
How do you access the wish list?
how about standing outside late at night, with a sign
“Will do anything for time travel”
A craft will pick you up shortly
On 12/03/2008 oldcpu wrote:
> and more importantly, does one’s hair grow back also at the same time
> ? 
No thanks!
U