RTC hardware clock option

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I just would like to ask all of you what has the option "RTC stores time in GMT" have to do with APM... The hardware clock in my machine stores time in GMT, but I do not want APM, so why do I have to have APM just to have that option enabled...

Perhaps the intention is to remove that depency, but it has not been done out of lazyness... (no pun intended, Linus).

Yours truly,
António Trindade

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There is no dependency: APM needs to know this to restore the clock after returning from stand-by.

Without APM there is no need to know this (for the kernel). You can still run your hardware clock with GMT.

Walter

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