Re: Hardware Clock to GMT instead of local time
In article <cistron.m11Z0Ha-0006PRC@iflg>, Jairo Souto <jsouto@dnet.br> wrote:
>nielsen@primenet.com wrote:
>You have to change the line in /etc/default/rcS which states
>the CMOS clock configuration, haven't you?
>
>================
># Set GMT="-u" if your system clock is set to GMT, and GMT="" if not.
>GMT="-u"
>================
On potato, GMT is gone. It's now called "UTC" and must be set to
either "yes" or "no" (ofcourse for backwards compaibility GMT
will still be reckognized, but it's not documented anymore).
>By the way, how can i set the time to meet to summer time
>(DST) when it starts before the timezone defaults? The
>system has to be synchronized to a ntp server.
I don't think that is possible, unless you write your own
timezone files. No idea how you do that ..
Mike.
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