EWF and Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving

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Richard Thomissen

Hello,

I recently discovered a problem when using "Automatic adjust clock for
daylight saving" on a EWF protected machine. The image was sealed begin
October (Summertime). After October the 27th the problem occured (start of
wintertime). Everytime I power up the XPE machine, the RTC will be adjusted
by decreasing the time with 1 hour. Probably the system can not save a flag,
that the RTC has been adjusted due to the EWF image. Does anybody know an
elegant way to solve this problem?

Thanks in advance,
Richard Thomissen
 
Elegant, alas no

Same problem here, I was posting possible solution to this in last few days.
But finally I found problem with solution that I can't overcome.

I'll post later complete up to date description of the problem.

Regards,
Slobodan
 
Richard:

Search the archives of this NG. I have documented in the past a way to
handle this with EWF. It involves detecting the time change, committing to
disk, then rebooting. Maybe not elegant, but it works ;-)

HTH... Doug
 
This has been an issue for our product for a long time. It is installed in a
factory setting with no mouse or keyboard. An older version ran on Win95 and
on that system it would bring up a dialog box asking if you wanted to change
the time. So on Monday after a time change the service people would get a
bunch of calls asking how to make the box go away.

With XP Embedded I told them the problem would be solved since it could
automatically do it without any message showing (I have balloon tips
disabled also). Then I decided to use EWF and ran into the
time-changing-an-hour-on-each-boot problem! Assuming that I can find the
newsgroup archives I'll take a look at Doug H's solution. Maybe we'll get
there yet!

Doug G
 

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