Clock one hour ahead in Linux guest

Host OS is Fedora Core 6, guest OS is Fedora Core 6.
After a reboot the guest clock is always one hour ahead of the host clock.
I am running ntpd inside the guest so the clock will eventually be synchronized to the host clock, but is there a way to have the guest clock right when the guest boots?

Regards,
Gijsbert

 

Why don't you adjust the timezone to shave 1 hour off? Maybe daylight savings?

 

I found the problem. Fedora Core 6 has set 'UTC=false' in /etc/sysconfig/clock during installation of the host, but has set 'UTC=true' in /etc/sysconfig/clock during installation of the guest. I changed UTC to false in /etc/sysconfig/clock of the guest and the clocks are now in sync.

Regards,
Gijsbert