Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method

Solution

So your hardware clock can't be accessed on Linux? Here's a quick fix for your problem!

modprobe rtc-cmos

Without rebooting, try and access the clock again with the hwclock command. If it works, then you can make this permanent using one of the following commands. Make sure you are root or use sudo when you do these commands. If you are not listed here, look up how to automatically load a module for your distribution.

Ubuntu

echo "rtc-cmos" >> /etc/modules

Gentoo

echo "rtc-cmos" >> /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6

Fedora

echo "rtc-cmos" >> /etc/modprobe.conf


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Hey, thanks. I just upgraded my kernel this morning and this error came up. Now, it is fixed.

02-15-2009


Rosevonilson

Fixed! Tks
I had tried everything on this link: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/8414

03-15-2009


Hi
i had this litle bug for a long time, it was not that annoying, but i'm really happy i could fixe it, thank you

04-08-2009


Good quick fix :O) thanks

07-02-2009


Kurt

A clean and effective solution! Thanks!

07-04-2009



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