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28. By Colin Watson on 2011-10-18

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - Default to ntp.ubuntu.com for the NTP server.
  - Ask the UTC question, defaulting to true, even if we appear to be the
    only OS (unless clock-setup/utc-auto is preseeded to true).
  - Pass --noadjfile to hwclock.

27. By Colin Watson on 2011-05-05

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - Default to ntp.ubuntu.com for the NTP server.
  - Ask the UTC question, defaulting to true, even if we appear to be the
    only OS (unless clock-setup/utc-auto is preseeded to true).
  - Pass --noadjfile to hwclock.

26. By Colin Watson on 2011-01-26

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - Default to ntp.ubuntu.com for the NTP server.
  - Ask the UTC question, defaulting to true, even if we appear to be the
    only OS (unless clock-setup/utc-auto is preseeded to true).
  - Apparently OpenSolaris keeps the hardware clock in local time
    (surprisingly). Assume UTC=no if Solaris is detected.
  - Pass --noadjfile to hwclock.

25. By Colin Watson on 2010-11-15

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - Default to ntp.ubuntu.com for the NTP server.
  - Ask the UTC question, defaulting to true, even if we appear to be the
    only OS (unless clock-setup/utc-auto is preseeded to true).
  - Apparently OpenSolaris keeps the hardware clock in local time
    (surprisingly). Assume UTC=no if Solaris is detected.
  - Pass --noadjfile to hwclock.

24. By Colin Watson on 2010-10-12

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - Default to ntp.ubuntu.com for the NTP server.
  - Ask the UTC question, defaulting to true, even if we appear to be the
    only OS (unless clock-setup/utc-auto is preseeded to true).
  - Apparently OpenSolaris keeps the hardware clock in local time
    (surprisingly). Assume UTC=no if Solaris is detected.
  - Pass --noadjfile to hwclock.

23. By Colin Watson on 2010-08-01

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - Default to ntp.ubuntu.com for the NTP server.
  - Ask the UTC question, defaulting to true, even if we appear to be the
    only OS (unless clock-setup/utc-auto is preseeded to true).
  - Apparently OpenSolaris keeps the hardware clock in local time
    (surprisingly). Assume UTC=no if Solaris is detected.
  - Pass --noadjfile to hwclock.

22. By Colin Watson on 2010-02-13

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - Default to ntp.ubuntu.com for the NTP server.
  - Ask the UTC question, defaulting to true, even if we appear to be the
    only OS (unless clock-setup/utc-auto is preseeded to true).
  - Apparently OpenSolaris keeps the hardware clock in local time
    (surprisingly). Assume UTC=no if Solaris is detected.
  - Pass --noadjfile to hwclock.

21. By Colin Watson on 2009-11-09

* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes:
  - Default to ntp.ubuntu.com for the NTP server.
  - Ask the UTC question, defaulting to true, even if we appear to be the
    only OS (unless clock-setup/utc-auto is preseeded to true).
  - Apparently OpenSolaris keeps the hardware clock in local time
    (surprisingly). Assume UTC=no if Solaris is detected.
  - Pass --noadjfile to hwclock.

20. By Colin Watson on 2009-10-19

If we didn't manage to sync the clock to NTP, then don't set the
hardware clock. At best, all we'll be doing is writing back the value
present when d-i started plus d-i's run-time; at worst, we'll also
introduce a timezone error (LP: #440281).

19. By Colin Watson on 2009-09-03

Pass --utc or --localtime option to hwclock as appropriate, as well as
--noadjfile (LP: #423247).