Pardon, that is hwclock -w
Bill
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> Or, set the clock to the correct time and issue the command:
> hwclock -s
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> HTH,
> Bill
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> > Subject: Re: [newbie] Clock question
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> > FYI, very likely you have set your system time to GMT.
> Suggest go to
> > timetool reset system time to the time zone of your country's
> > GMT-? That
> > was how I set system time in Linux-Mandrake 7.1 HTH
> >
> > At 11:52 AM 04-11-2000 -0500, you wrote:
> > >When I go to change the date / time in KDE (as root), or
> > when I change
> > >the date / time in shell, and go to reboot, the time consistently
> > >reverts back to GMT. How can I get it to show my local time (GMT-5)
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