>Qemu with time being +4/+5 hours ahead, I was able to resolve using
>"-rtc base=localtime" options.
>
>However, FreeDOS-1.4 on bare metal, the bios is (again) in local time
>(Dell Optiplex 755), and FreeDOS continues reporting +4/+5 hours ahead.
>Weird.
>
>Roger
Need to follow-up here, just retes
> On Thu, May 08, 2025 at 09:43:32AM -0700, Ralf Quint via Freedos-user wrote:
>On 5/4/2025 2:12 PM, Roger via Freedos-user wrote:
>> Double checked, FreeDOS running on bare metal, the BIOS is in local
>> time.
>>
>> On Qemu virtualized FreeDOS clients, I've added "qemu -rtc
>> base=localtime", so
On 5/4/2025 2:12 PM, Roger via Freedos-user wrote:
Double checked, FreeDOS running on bare metal, the BIOS is in local
time.
On Qemu virtualized FreeDOS clients, I've added "qemu -rtc
base=localtime", so time offset using qemu seems solved there.
I just need to augment the bare metal clients, w
Double checked, FreeDOS running on bare metal, the BIOS is in local
time.
On Qemu virtualized FreeDOS clients, I've added "qemu -rtc
base=localtime", so time offset using qemu seems solved there.
I just need to augment the bare metal clients, why and how +4 hours?
Nothing seems to indicate the F
>> Roger via Freedos-user
>>
>> However, FreeDOS reports the time as UTC, +4 hours ahead of my local
>> time. (EDT local time here.)
>>
>> FreeDOS time seems hard-coded, and doesn't appear to be adjustable?
>>
>> Any way to script within FDAUTO.BAT %TIME%-4 ???
>>
>> Think I understand "TZ=" is jus
SETÂ TZ=EST or TZ=EDT in fdauto.batif you already set a packet driver/odi shim
yo can use sntp.exe from mTCP tools, just put: sntp -set 216.239.35.4 (or any
ip or name of an sntp server) Volia! your date and time are set correctly, here
in Peru we use -5 UTC, we don't have to deal with the crazy
I believe most of my computers are using local time at the BIOS level.
However, FreeDOS reports the time as UTC, +4 hours ahead of my local
time. (EDT local time here.)
FreeDOS time seems hard-coded, and doesn't appear to be adjustable?
Any way to script within FDAUTO.BAT %TIME%-4 ???
Think I u
