F19 Wrong time after reboot

[lajafo]

Hello everyone,

I have the problem that everytime I reboot my PC Fedora displays the wrong time. Only after ~30 seconds when chrony starts the time gets right. My Bios clock is set to UTC, my timezone is UTC +2. But after every reboot the clock displays UTC time first and then chrony fixes that. But i want to have the correct time even when I'm not conected to the internet and chroy can't fix this problem.

This happens every time I reboot:

sudo cat /var/log/messages | grep chrony
chronyd[299]: System clock was stepped by 7200.687 seconds
System clock wrong by 7200.686916 seconds, adjustment started

I also use Windows 7 and told it to use UTC as described here and Windows keeps the correct time and doesn't update my Bios clock.

Additinal notes: Every time i turn on my PC without internet conection "sudo hwclock" shows the correct time, while "date" and "timedatectl" are of by 2 hours and I don't know why, any help is appreciated.

[robatino]

See https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=981617 . I had exactly the same problem on a dual-boot Windows/Fedora machine where I set both to use UTC. Turns out that due to the fact that the installer no longer lets you specify UTC or local time (see https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=981793 ), and that it assumes you want local time when it detects Windows, the wrong setting got written into the initramfs, and I had to run "dracut -f" to fix that. The alternative would have been to wait for a new kernel, at which point the proper settings would have been written automatically into its initramfs.

[lajafo]

Thank you very much, this fixed my problem.