On Thu, 02 Nov 2000, Bret Hughes wrote:
>
> if the hwclock is utc I believe you need to use th -u switch to hwclock. I
> have started using setclock with great results. Seems like I found it from
> reading the init scripts but I forget.
>
Hmm...interesting I've never had to use the "-u" switch. :-)
According to the MAN page, -utc switch means to put it INTO UTC
mode. If you want to use *local* time, use the "-localtime" flag
instead. Thereafter it'll default to "localtime" unless/until you
re-run hwclock with the "-utc" flag.
John
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