GMT setting
In the past (pre rcS.d) I could edit /etc/init.d/boot and set GMT to "-u"
to indicate that my hardware clock is in GMT.
How is this done now? Perhaps a better question is "Where is there a
description of the new boot process?" I can see the settime script
checking the GMT variable but I can not see where it is set.
Despite what the headers on this message say, my timezone is +0800 and it
is sent at midday and not at 4 in the morning :-)
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