I ran this command line:
make -f scripts/makefile.std CC=gcc ZLIBLIB=../zlib ZLIBINC=../zlib

I got this output at the end:
make: warning: Clock skew detected. Your build may be incomplete.


Does anyone know how to fix the warning?

A couple of possibilities:

1. Make sure you system and hardware clock both have the same time.

2. Check /usr/lib to make sure there are no files in there that have dates in the future.

I see.


To change date & time, is it ...

date -s 'Tue Jan 15 21:31 PST 2002'
or
date -s 'Tues Jan 15 21:31 PST 2002'

Tue or Tues for Tuesday.

:D

I guess it works either way.


Thank you for helping me out.

:)

Originally posted by Asia

Tue or Tues for Tuesday.


I don't know, it's Wednesday here :D.

All the days of the week use a a three letter code, so it should be TUE.

I'm in PST.

I executed the command as Tues, and it came out Tue.

In general, iss the abbreviation for Tuesday: Tue or Tues

I've been seeing people use both, so I don't know which is correct.
Maybe they both are.

Use hwclock --systohc to save the current time to BIOS, so time will be preserved during reboots.

Thanks, priyadi