Well, the easy way to change the clock is in the BIOS. When your
computer boots up, it usually displays a message "Hit DEL to run SETUP",
unless it is a COMPAQ in which case you need an auxiliary disk
Set the time there, then save and exit
You might also want to check that you specified local time and not
GMT when you installed Linux.
You can also raise a terminal and run the date command
$date --h | less
Will explain how to use it.
Civileme
Dennis Podein wrote:
> I am having a problem . The clock on my panel displays the
> time incorrectly . It is 6 hours behind . I have looked
> through the entire K menu , help files , etc . I cannot find
> out where , or how to change the time Can someone please help
> me .
