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Deactivate or set Hardware Clock

user8838353Nov 11 2015 — edited Nov 12 2015

Hello Community !

Last weekend I tried to deactivate the hardware clock on my Test VM of Oracle Linux 6.5. (NTP not configured).

I was totally unsuccesful.

The purpose is to set the system date manually so that I create a live scenario for Oracle RMAN incremental backup etc.

(I normally google more before I bother someone)

After googling I found that there is a script in init.d that sets the clock.

# grep hwclock /etc/init.d/*

There you see it begins with  the command "x" which I understood is the executing the script

I tried everything..commenting this line etc

And finally deleting all the scripts related to NTP and HWCLOCK

Checked with the below command finally to make sure no scripts running :

#whereis ntp and hwclock

and

#which ntp and hwclock

How can acheive that - setting my own date and time by deactivating that?

Thank you !

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