On 04/11/2012 08:14 AM, Eugene V Budnikov wrote:
> I don't found any hwclock --hctosys calls in /lib/live/config.
right, that is because there is no need for it.
i think you're confused. /l/l/c/*-hwclock disables the hardware clock,
not more, not less. and, as said, we do not want the hardware cl
> > But on start it sets up the system time correctly using timezone and utc
> > flags
> so does live-config, so?
I don't found any hwclock --hctosys calls in /lib/live/config.
$ grep -ir hwclock .
./config/114-util-linux:rm -f /etc/rc?.d/*hwclock*
That's all.
> > At fact now it ignores
On 04/10/2012 11:10 PM, Eugene V Budnikov wrote:
> But on start it sets up the system time correctly using timezone and utc flags
so does live-config, so?
> At fact now it ignores utc=no flag and sets the system clock from
> hardware as UTC.
it does not, tested on squeeze. are you using a wheezy
> > I've found that rc.d hwclock symlinks are deleted in
> > /lib/live/config/114-util-linux - why?
> hwclock would change the hardware clock, a permanent change, which is not
> acceptable for a live system to do.
Well, it changes hardware clock on stop. But on start it sets up the
system time
On 04/10/2012 09:47 PM, Eugene V Budnikov wrote:
> I've found that rc.d hwclock symlinks are deleted in
> /lib/live/config/114-util-linux - why?
hwclock would change the hardware clock, a permanent change, which is
not acceptable for a live system to do.
> And how to setup debian-live to use loca
Hi,
I need to run debian-live on systems with hardware clock in localtime.
But anyway I got the wrong time - with twice GMT offset.
I've found that rc.d hwclock symlinks are deleted in
/lib/live/config/114-util-linux - why?
And how to setup debian-live to use localtime in rtc?
Well, I have utc=no
