Re: daylight savings time: POSIX vs real world
On 2 May 1997, Rob Browning wrote:
> You need to set GMT="-u" in /etc/init.d/boot (search for the section
> where GMT is already being set), and then you need to reset the
> hardware clock to GMT based on the current system time. You can do
> that with "clock -au". That's it.
Much appreciated. Thank you very much for helping a newbie out =)
> The only drawback is that other OSes like Win95 will have the wrong
> time, but who cares about that :> Note that next time daylight savings
hrrrm. I care :> But oh well, its nice to have the correct behavoir
under linux anyhow.
SirDibos
http://linuxos.org/
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