Re: [Pan-users] Hello There (OT)\

[John LeMay]

Daniel Rahn wrote:

> Check whether your hardware clock is set to GMT, and then check whether
> your system clock is set to the correct timezone and is currently
> running with the correct time.
>
> Delete /etc/adjtime.
>
> hwclock --systohc
>
> When you reboot the system next time, see whether your clock is set
> correctly.

Close. Tried all that and I was still five hours off (obviously a GMT vs 
local time issue). Found the "hardware clock is set to" option via yast2 
and changed it from "gmt" to "local". Thanks for pointing me in the 
right direction! By the way, shouldn't SuSE start calling it "UTC" now? 
GMT was depreciated years ago.

Now I'm *WAY* off topic. I say we drop the thread.

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John LeMay
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