Time is running too fast

Hi there
I've got an iphone 2g, FW 3.1.3 and a very strange issue:
The clock is running too fast. After one day the time on my phone is 1 hour ahead ( 1hour/each day). When i connect and sync, the time on my phone jumps back to the normal time, the time on my macbook.
I did a total reset (came from version 3.0), but with no luck.
Ive got no option "Set time automatically" in my Firmware version.
I hope somebody has any idea what's going wrong.
Thank you for reading anyway.
regards
Pedro
Message was edited by: Pedro1982
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Thanx, that helped!!!
Turned out that one of my homes' NLS_LANG had norwegian_norway and the others had american_america. As soon as I changed the norwegian to american, Forms started and I let go a huge sigh of relief :-))
Thanx again!

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