Re: problems with the clock???
On Wed, Oct 12, 2005 at 09:09:12PM -0700, lordSauron wrote:
> Yes, I believe that Windows sets the system clock to the local
> timezone. There might be a windows setting to stop this, but if there
> isn't, try regedit in the run dialog (or command prompt...). If
> searching there yields no results, then your next best bet would be to
> see if Linux can accept that the clock isn't set to GMT. If not...
> well, what am I saying? There are plenty of people who successfully
> dual-boot Linux/Windows without any problems. There is a solution.
Windows does not support GMT hardware clock (unless your localtime
happens to be GMT). It never has, and it seems they have no intension
of supporting it, even though it would solve problems with dual booting
and daylights savings time if you have two different windows installed
on one system. I guess they just don't care about their customers.
Len Sorensen
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