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>> sony vaio 505tx
>> 3.1-release+pao
>> when returning from zzz, the clock does not jump forward to current time.
> FYI: This works fine for me on a sony vaio F190, 3.1-release +PAO.

i neglected to say that i am running ntp and have

    options     APM_NO_CLOCK_ADJUST

randy


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