> I am running 99% mdk9.0, 1% XP on my main workstation. My timezone is
> set correctly and Mandrake has been told during the install (and again
> since) that the realtime clock is set at local time. Despite this, when
> I reboot I find the time set with an offset of 10 hours corresponding to
> my timezone.
>
> Where are these time settings stored? I found /etc/timezone. It just
> contains the string: Australia/Melbourne, which is where I am.
I had a similar problem on my system. Check in /etc/sysconfig/clock. I *think*
that's where I
found the 'clock' file anyway. I'm in Windows at the moment so I can't check. But
there was
a line in mine that said UTC=true which I changed to false. My clock now stays the
same
when I boot into one OS after using the other.
Dave & Nuke
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