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From: troyc@sandy.merix.com (Troy Curtiss)
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Subject: Setting CMOS clock from FreeBSD
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Is there a command that sets the CMOS clock as well as the kernel's clock?
I am running a machine headless, and don't feel like finding a stray keyboard
and monitor just to get the hours to line up...  THanks,

Troy