Created attachment 237896 [details]
/etc/init.d/boot.clock

+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #385296 +++

In installation process I chose correct my region and timezone. Installer show
me correct time. After install I entered in system and got correct time again.
But then I rebooted I got wrong time about 3 hours forward.

I add in end of boot.clock two line. 
In boottime the script boot.clock produces:
Antosh. Clock is out off script boot.clock [date]: Wed Sep 3 10:43:58 UTC 2008
Antosh. Clock is out off script boot.clock [date-u]: Wed Sep 3 10:43:58 UTC
2008

and if it to start right after boot that:
#./boot.clock restart
Setting up the hardware clock done
Antosh. Clock is out off script boot.clock [date]: Wed Sep 3 10:47:20 EEST 2008
Antosh. Clock is out off script boot.clock [date-u]: Wed Sep 3 07:47:20 UTC
2008

Here my data:
/etc/adjtime
-1.843383 1220426307 0.000000
1220426307
LOCAL

/etc/sysconfig/clock
HWCLOCK="--localtime"
SYSTOHC="no"
TIMEZONE="Europe/Kiev"
DEFAULT_TIMEZONE="Europe/Moscow"

I don't modify /etc/init.d/boot.clock, only add two line for check. (script in attachment)

I do not want to use universal time for hardware clock because already I have two more systems: WinXP and openSuSe 10.3

I already tried deleting /etc/adjtime, to no avail.

this file in that case.