In SuSE's admin tool YaST you can choose wether the hardware clock is set
to GMT or local time. Maybe you got this wrong ?
Alternatively make sure that your /etc/rc.config contains something like
this:
--
#
# Set to -u if your system clock is set to GMT, otherwise .
#
GMT=
#
#
it to your target machine
when your finished.
Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 20:54:07 +0200
From: Daniel Feiglin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Two system problems
Hi folks!
snip
2. One of the junk systems I put together, has a P166 + 32Mb and a dafuk IDE
primary slot (The machine originally had Win 95
it to your target machine
when your finished.
Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 20:54:07 +0200
From: Daniel Feiglin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Two system problems
Hi folks!
snip
2. One of the junk systems I put together, has a P166 + 32Mb and a dafuk IDE
primary slot (The machine originally
it may be BIOS related - try partitioning
the disk on a different machine, and return it to your target machine
when your finished.
Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 20:54:07 +0200
From: Daniel Feiglin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Two system problems
Hi folks!
snip
2. One of the junk
Schlomo Schapiro wrote:
In SuSE's admin tool YaST you can choose wether the hardware clock is set
to GMT or local time. Maybe you got this wrong ?
Nope.
Alternatively make sure that your /etc/rc.config contains something like
this:
--
#
# Set to -u if your system
Regarding the boot problem:
Not sure if/how that is relevant but you did not mentioned having fdisk
change the boot flag to another device.
Schlomo Schapiro wrote:
In SuSE's admin tool YaST you can choose wether the hardware clock is set
to GMT or local time. Maybe you got this
Schlomo Schapiro wrote:
In SuSE's admin tool YaST you can choose wether the hardware clock is set
to GMT or local time. Maybe you got this wrong ?
Nope.
Alternatively make sure that your /etc/rc.config contains something like
this:
--
#
# Set to -u
Hi folks!
1. I reorganised my system, splitting it into multiple mount points for logistic
reasons. I tried using Partiton Magic, as I usually do, but on a 30Gb drive it
bombed out, so there was nothing for it, but to build a new minimal system,
install bru (my backup choice) and
