Re: Totalabsturz nach Uhrzeitverstellung

[Matthias Haegele <mhaegele@linuxrocks.dyndns.org>]

Christian Knorr schrieb:
> Jetzt habe ich versucht das mit webmin über localhost einzustellen.
> Da kommt "Unrecognized hwclock output format"
> Die Konsole bringt:
> # hwclock
> select() to /dev/rtc to wait for clock tick timed out
> # cat /dev/rtc
> cat: /dev/rtc: Das Argument ist ungültig
>
> Wo kann ich ansetzen?

cat /etc/timezone?
Hier:
Europe/Berlin


hth:
man tzconfig
> A WORD OF WARNING
>        What timezone is correct for your system? It depends on the  geographi-
>        cal  location  of  the machine.  Getting the correct location is impor-
>        tant, but the system must also know how your  hardware  clock  is  set.
>        Most  DOS  based PCs set their hardware clock on Local Time, while most
>        UNIX systems set their hardware clock to UTC.
>
>        The Debian GNU/Linux system gains its knowledge of  this  setting  from
>        the file /etc/default/rcS.  This file contains either the line UTC=yes,
>        which indicates that the hardware clock is set to UTC, or  it  contains
>        the  line  UTC=no,  which  declares  the hardware clock is set to Local
>        Time. If these setting are correct, and the hardware clock is truly set
>        as indicated, then configuring the proper timezone for the machine will
>        cause the proper date and time to be displayed. If these  are  not  set
>        correctly,   the  the  reported  time  will  be  quite  incorrect.  See
>        hwclock(8) for more details on this topic.

Bei mir steht da:
cat /etc/default/rcS
UTC=no

man hwclock

Leider weiss ich das nicht mehr genau (vor allem wo man die Optionen mit 
der Winter/Sommerzeit setzt ...)

--
Grüsse/Greetings
MH


Dont send mail to: ubecatcher@linuxrocks.dyndns.org
--