In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Tim Thomson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi,
>I want to set my hardware clock to GMT. I answered no in the question
>when setting up my system, so my HW clock would be local time. I now want
>to set it to GMT so I don't have to change it when daylight savings kicks
>in.
Set GMT="-u" in /etc/init.d/boot (for bo) or /etc/default/rcS (hamm).
>Also, what tool syncs the hardware clock to the system time? I set my
>system time using netdate, in my ip-up and would like to set my HW clock
>to that and keep it synced. Using clock -w works, but is a pain.
Why is that a pain? clock -u -w (the -u is for UTC) is the only way
to do that.
Or, ofcourse, hwclock --utc -w (hamm).
Mike.
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