On 2003.04.23 17:19:17 -0700, Tim Kientzle wrote: > This has been discussed on this list several > times: those processes are all started > before the kernel has initialized the time. > > Because FreeBSD has to read the disk > before it can know whether the hardware clock > is in UTC or local time, it's hard to really > do much better than this. (I suppose you > could edit 'ps' to display such times > as '-'; that might be less misleading.) This is actually a very small patch. Note 3600 is chosen rather arbitrarily since I don't really know how long into the boot process the kernel threads can be started (since I would guess 0 is the very beginning of the boot). All my threads had time time 1. -- Simon L. Nielsen
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