I don't know if these are Daylight Savings Time bugs or not, but two weird things happened to me this morning. First, instead of waking me up at around 7:00 to be fed as they usually do, my cats woke me up at 8:00! Obviously their internal clocks had not receieved the timezone data update. I may have to resort to using an actual alarm clock. Secondly, I booted my laptop this morning and, upon init, I was told that my root filesystem had not been checked in 2114 days. I'd seen this happen before, independent of DST, and, as before, I just let fsck do its thing and continued on. But then after I (re)booted a second time, about 5 mintues later, it told me that it had not been checked in 67607 days. Yes, apparently I had neglected to fsck my root filesystem since 2 February 1822. Shame on me. But I'm not sure if this error has anything to do with DST. The system clock is fine. It corrected for DST even though I have the BIOS clock set to local time (I occasionally boot into Windows XP. Haven't even tried that one yet). I don't even know how to track this one down. I think I'll start with the cat bug first