Well, finally I solved it, or found a work around to the clock
problem. In /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit there is the following line:
CLOCKFLAGS="--hctosys"
I changed that line to say:
CLOCKFLAGS="--hctosys --localtime"
This would tell the system that the hardware clock is set to local
time and there is no need to convert it to local time.
I hope this helps others.
regards;
M.S.
>>Ummm GMT-5=EST?
>>
>>Could you be set on Universal time?
>>
>>Civileme
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>>
>
>GMT is universal time. I need to figure out a way to tell that the
>hardware clock is not set to universal (or GMT) time but instead to
>the local time. A work around could be to actually set the hardware
>clock to universal time then on boot LM 7.0 takes that time and
>subtracts 5 hours and I will be ok, except this a dual boot machine
>and Win98 is taking the hardware clock to be the local time.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Best regards;
>
>M.S.
