Tony Nugent a �crit:
>...
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> When linux boots up and uses the system time, it all looks ok. We are
> GMT+10 hours here (Queensland Australia), and the bios clock is set at the
>...
> Boot into windows and the timestamps on any of these files are 10 hours
> behind!
>
> Create new files with the current timestamp with windose and all looks
> good. But boot into linux and look at those files -- they are 10 hours
> ahead! (Which means thay can be set for a time in the future).
>...
A first idea is that this is a Winzedo setup problem, as there you setup
the language and the timezone in the same time. So, if "language" is
setup to english (standard), the machine time is setup as "GMT". They
should try setup to english (Australia) and see what happens.
If the problem persists, mail me again, and with a little *time spare*
;-) I'll try and reproduce it here...
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