Thanks for the info. I joined the bug. This bug makes rawhide hard to use for
development work because autotools complains about the timestamp being in the
future. Some things also refuse to build.
-Steve
In the meantime, if you're on a network, enable NTP and checkmark "Synchronize system clock before starting service". This doesn't solve the issue but at least corrects the time offset [+1 hour at every reboot in my case] at an early stage of the boot procedure. This should allow you to go on without being bothered by error messages like the ones you have reported.
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