Bean wrote:
On Sun, Aug 10, 2008 at 5:32 PM, Robert Millan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It wouldn't be hard to make update-grub gather time zone information from the
host system and put it in a variable in grub.cfg, or something like that.
Hi,
Oh right, but the handling of timezone is not trivial, especially when
it across date boundary. Perhaps we just ignore it for now.
also, even if one's computer always stays in the same place,
Daylight Savings can change the timezone you're in, while
grub.cfg stays the same.
What is it that we're doing when we "ignore" it
specifically? Assuming local-time and hardware-clock-time
are both UTC? (and therefore if the date specifies a
timezone, which is specified numerically, convert the time
to UTC before doing anything with it)
(The above behavior means that if the hardware-clock is
actually local time, one could specify the time without a
timezone / with timezone Z, and it will work to set the
time, despite the incorrect assumptions.)
-Isaac
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