Re: Date always wrong after reboot.
- From: Mark Neyhart <Mark_Neyhart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 02 Jun 2009 08:46:28 -0800
Nuno Magalhães wrote:
I know it's a silly question with a simple answer, but i can't find
the culprit. I've checked /etc/init.d/ and rc2.d/ and there's nothing
that would change the time. However, every time i boot the system
always defaults to one hour ahead. I assume i can dpkg-reconfigure
something, but i don't know what. I'd rather not depend on ntp.
What is your timezone? Do you have your CMOS clock set to universal
time or local time? If you wish to keep your CMOS clock set to
local time, make sure you have a line in /etc/default/rcS which
says:
UTC=no
Mark Neyhart
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