Oh, for heavens sake ! Here I sit in Vancouver Canada watching all of
this.
Now look...forget it ! I forget about my damd CMOS clock all together.
Just do this from your rc.local , then simply run a crom
every hour;
netdate time.u.washington.edu
Put it in it's own little script or something you might dream up.
That sets you linux/unix/any-other-unix clock to the appropriate
time with no troubles
netdate or ntpd work well for this
On 25 Oct 1998, Harald Milz wrote:
> Harry Putnam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Maybe Manfred is joking here, I hope so. If there was such tight
> > unity and fear of splitting etc. their would not be different
> > distributions. And they are different enough so that it matters and
> > may effect the answers.
>
> This is a libc issue not a "my Linux distribution is more compatible to
> itself than yours" issue. None of the Linux distribution vendors make their
> own libc. Let your CMOS clock run UTC and use the correct TZ value. In
> my case (Germany) it is
>
> CET-1CEST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0/03:00:00
>
> and guess what? It does handle DST right.
>
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