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  1. TimK13

    Fedora 39 occasionally time travels 95 years into the future

    This is the second time I've encountered this issue in roughly a week.. this time it happend while I was actively using the VM (evidently, not a sleep/suspend issue).. The system clock on my guest host spontaneously jumped forward from February 18 2024 (current time) to a remarkable April 11...
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    Capture Date and Time Wrong on Screen Recordings

    Not sure if anyone has encountered this. I am using a Mac and able to make a screen recording using Quicktime without issue. I am then able to apply a date and time stamp on that video using iMovie or similar programs. I am able to use parallels screen recording feature. However when I use the...
  3. C

    FreeBSD time synchronization (ntp) ?

    I installed a FreeBSD 11.2 Release VM under Parallels. Is there a convenient way to synchronize it with the hosts date/time or do I have to configure it to an external ntp-server? -- Christoph
  4. S

    How to prevent relative time shift after restoring a snapshot in Parallels?

    (this copies my question on ServerFault which has been unanswered for three months now: https://serverfault.com/questions/913826/how-to-prevent-relative-time-shift-after-restoring-a-snapshot-in-parallels) Hi all, I am working with a web-based app on an Ubuntu (17.10 currently, but happened...
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    Guest set to not sync time, but it still changes (PD9)

    Every hour from power-on the guest machine changes time, but I have disabled time sync in VM settings. It changes time because I have host and guest set to different timezones. I'm aware that this causes problems when using time sync, but I'm trying NOT to use time sync. I have uninstalled...
  6. S

    Windows clock often goes "out of sync" for a few seconds

    I have a problem with the clock of my Windows: often, during the day, it goes ahead ot 2 hours. E.g., if it's 8:40 AM, the Windows clock goes to 10:40 AM, while the Mac clock remains at 8:40 AM. After a few seconds, the Windows clock returns to the correct time (8:40). I'm in the Rome timezone...
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