If a Virtual Machine running under KVM on a CentOS 6.2 host is suspended, and then is powered on after a few hours, the time in the VM will not sync with the real time, it will continue from the moment it was suspended. The machine uses kvm-clock as time source (recommended according to docs I've found). Even using NTP will not help because the time shift is too big for NTP to fix it.
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