On 24 Nov, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- I have the same problem. i think that it is because my PC is dual boot with
- Win95.... Is yours dual boot too?
This is most likely caused by your Linux systen expecting GMT in the
BIOS. AFAIK, Windows cannot handle GMT to timezone conversions so it
expects the BIOS to be local time. You will need to set your Linux
system to expect the BIOS to have local time. IIRC just remove
/etc/localtime (It is a symlink to the timezone description) or go into
Linuxconf and uncheck "System clock set to GMT"
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