[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just like it when people do not focus on a specific question on
mine...Now...ONCE AGAIN...
PLEASE answer this question for me?
1. Suppose I were to install Linux or FreeBSD again and during the
installation it
will ask me if I want to set my Hardware Clock to UTC or LOCAL....If I
select UTC, will it automatically set CMOS or Hardware Clock to UTC
once the installation is completed?
I have never installed any of the BSD, so I can't answer that. The
recent distributions/releases of Linux that I have installed (FedoraCore
and SUSE) both has if I want the CMOS clock set to UTC or Local time.
2. Or, is there a command to set the CMOS clock to UTC one inside of
Linux or FreeBSD? But I need to know the command for setting the
RTC/CMOS clock similar the way Solaris does below..
I'm not sure. I know that if I shutdown Linux cleanly it will sync the
CMOS clock with the time that it has been keeping. I use ntp to sync
time with atomic clocks every hour, so it does not loose/gain that much
time.
Because I know that in Solaris, there is this command to tell Solaris
to use the CMOS/RTC clock in UTC.
rtc -c -z UTC
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