>>>>> "sj" == Shayne Judkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sj> I remember having this problem before. My Linux time differs
sj> from the hardware clock by 4 Hours. My timezone is setup as EST.
sj> I am sure the problem is the person who first installed the OS
sj> checked "the hardware clock is set to GMT". Does anyone know how
sj> to fix this?
Two options:-
1. Actually change the CMOS time to match the UTC time.
You can set the CMOS clock to match the system clock
with "hwclock --systohc --utc".
2. Tell Linux the CMOS clock is local time.
In /etc/sysconfig/clock, change "UTC=true" to "UTC=false".
You can set the CMOS clock to sytem-clock-adjusted-for-local-time
with "hwclock --systohc".
Personally, I think that (1) is far better, but then I don't have to
run Windows 95.
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