I know :) I'm just curious as to why 1) several files aparrently were
hardlinked to /etc/localtime on the single volume system and 2) what is
done differently when the sles9 installer is presented with a device vs a
multi-device install.
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James Melin writes:
>On an otherwsie identically configured SLES-9 system (mutliple HFS) that
>was created using the SLES-9 installer, the file /etc/localtime exists.
So,
>they cannot be hard-linking to it during install cuz /usr is already
>mounted before the install begins. This is vexing because a symbolic link
>to any of the target files is vanishing after IPL. I've had many symbolic
>links not go away after an IPL - We use them to expose WebSphere log data
>from serveral servers in one place.
>
>Until I can solve this time zone file stuff, my cloned guest is reporting
>time as UTC which is unacceptable. Any ideas on how to fix this?
You can always copy the appropriate timezone file to /etc/localtime instead
of linking it. Some distros do this by default.
- MacK.
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Rocket Software, Inc.
Newton, MA USA
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