Take a look at the file "/etc/sysconfig/clock": The variable UTC should be false in your case since the CMOS clock of your machine is not set to GMT. If you like GUI admin, click [DrakConf] then click [Linuxconf]. Go to the tab [Control] and click [date & time] then uncheck [universal format]. On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, Don wrote: > Still have not resolved why Mandrake 7.2 doesnot correctly pick up the time > shown on the hardware clock. When I reboot this dual boot machine into a > win2k, the clock is correct, and checking the clock running in bios, also is > correct. So when I boor up into Mandrake 7.2, the system had the correct > minutes and seconds, but the hours were 10 hours behind. The system is set > to Pacific Standard time, and I have to go and change the Hours in KDE clock. > > anyone have a clue why the system does not get the correct time?????????????? > > Thanks, > > Don ....
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