A little background:

-Knoppmyth R4V5 w/Myth .19
-Asus Pundit (not R)
-PVR350
-Maxtor 300GB EIDE Drive
-512 Meg Ram

Now, I had upgraded my hard drive a while ago from a 150GB to a 300GB. I used Norton Ghost that supported Linux to mirror the drives. Everything copied over perfect, system boots up and the system runs flawlessly once up.

I don't know when this problem started since my system is hooked up to my TV using the PVR350 output and I was not able to see the error messages (I use ssh to administer / maintain the system) before but this is what I am experiencing:

On a clean reboot, as soon as the system tries to mount /dev/hda4 (/myth) I get an fsck error stating that there are entries in the future and to run fsck without the -a or -p options to repair them. After I run fsck (takes about an hour) and it completes, I run it again just to be sure and it reports the partition /dev/hda4 to be clean. Now here is the weird part, if I go through mythweb where it shows you the date and time it recorded a TV show, it shows it recorded it back in 1969?? Not all of the shows are tagged with that year but if i reboot the system fsck will again report the same error and when I run fsck (with no options) and bring the system up the recordings that were in the year 2006 are now 1969, again not all were converted just a few.

At first I thought the system clock was incorrect like thinking it was still 2005 but running "date" at the cmd line reports back the correct date and time, I also have it synching up with a time server.

Anyone have any ideas what could be causing this? I am sure if i reboot the system once again it will report the same error with fsck possibly because of the Live TV recording by default in the new .19 version.

Thanks.

**EDIT**

I just checked the file dates (albeit it using a windows system using samba) and the dates that the recordings took place are correct. The only odd thing I noticed was if a recording took place on 12/1/2005, the thumbnail .png for that show has a date of 2/26/1006. this is about the date I upgraded to Myth .19.