On 2006-12-20 12:55, Jim McKean wrote: > Right now, it is actually 1:36 pm local time. > > the system clock is > > >> date >> > Wed Dec 20 18:36:43 UTC 2006 > > The clock applet shows 6:36 pm > Which desktop? If KDE, right click on the clock, then left on "show timezone" and make sure local time is selected. Given what follows, I think it probably is, but just make sure. If Gnome, I can't help you with this selection, but I can't imagine it would be much different. > starting YAST and looking at the time admin panel, I see that the region > is set to USA, the Time Zone is set to Eastern, Hardware clock is set to > "UTC" and actual time and date is set to 13:36. > > I save (without changing anything) and now the applet correctly reads > 1:36 (well, 1:41 now). All is well until --- > > -- ntpdate runs and the clock applet rolls back to 6:56 pm (I am a slow > writer, ignore the minutes) > In the Yast sysconfig editor, verify directly that system/environment/clock/HWCLOCK is set to -u. If not, change it, click "finish" and exit Yast, which should correct the problem.
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