On Thu, May 15, 2003 at 09:45:19AM +0000, Clive Menzies wrote: > Hi Tim > > On Thursday, May 15, 2003, at 05:13 pm, Tim Weippert wrote: > > >i have both Debian (SID) and Mac OS X on a Powerbook G4. I have read > >that Mac OS X use UTC to save/set the hardware clock. > > > >I thought i have to say my Debian installation, that the clock will be > >set to GMT and then calc the right time depend on the timezone, but it > >is strange, the time isn't correct, it's about 20 hours in the future. > > > >I can't figure out what i have to do to have the right time wihtin Mac > >OS X and Debian (CEST Timezone Europe/Berlin)? > > > >Has anyone an idea? > > I've had this problem both on Intel and Mac (G4) machines; the > solution I used was to rerun base-config and answer "no" to "Set > hardware clock to GMT". Debian then seemed to use the time that had > been established in OSX - it was a real pain having to reset the clock > by an hour every time I booted into OSX ;-(
I heard they are tools for both windows and macos to have it use a UTC/GMT clock and do the adjustment automatically. Friendly, Sven Luther
