Cvs checkout problem

Hi,
after I checkout successfully a folder from the repository to my local project,
the files are all showed 'out of sync'
even if I commit a change, they remain out of sync, and it should be 'up to date'
I use jdev903 and cvsnt local in the same machine
thanks Diego

We had this problem in April when the time changed. All or most state icons showed as changed even though no files were changed. Our workaround was to apply the recent version of CVS and set our client machines' times to a timezone before ours (Atlantic instead of Eastern). Now that the time changed back again this past weekend, we have the same problem.
No combination of different time zones, with or without daylight savings turned on, seems to bring the icons into sync. We check out a module from CVS and many of the icons appear as changed. The CVS directory JDev file shows a time calibration adjustment in some directories but not in others. We are using JDev 9.0.3.2 but have the same problem in 9.0.5.1. CVS 2.0.48 (2.0.58 doesn't work at all).
Anyone have this problem and/or have any ideas?

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V1_5_11: 1.9
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Refactoring to generalize the fundamental and measurement variable behaviour and handling
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