Re: [gentoo-user] Time setting
Na 1071064948, 2003-12-10 ob 15:02, je Rumen Yotov napisal(a): > David Gethings wrote: > > >On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 13:23, Goran Kavrecic wrote: > >>I linked CET to /etc/localtime > > > Hi, > This is taken from Gentoo installation guide. > 14.Setting your time zone > ... > ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/path/to/timezonefile /et c/localtime > Rumen. > I've done it exactly as you wrote, twice. During installation and then again. Correcting the /etc/rc.conf, reboot, set again the CMOS and it worked. Goran -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Time setting
Na 1071065076, 2003-12-10 ob 15:04, je Michael Andreen napisal(a): > On Wednesday 10 December 2003 14.54, Goran Kavrecic wrote: > > I re-checked: I run RH on my notebook and the timein BIOS is the same as > > in linux. On my desktop(Gentoo) the BIOS/CMOS is correct and linux is 1 > > hout ahead. > > Check your CLOCK setting in /etc/rc.conf if it's set to "UTC" then gentoo will > show bios time +1 for CET. If you want it to show the bios time, then set > CLOCK to "local". > I have overlooked that. Thank you. FYI: After correcting this, on reboot wrong time was written to the CMOS. So I had so set it again. No big deal. Regards, Goran > /Michael Andreen > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Time setting
David Gethings wrote: On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 13:23, Goran Kavrecic wrote: I have installed the Gentoo 1.4 on my desktop pc, then added gnome, openoffice, evolution, ... After some days I realized that the displayed time is 1 hour ahead of the localtime and the one set in BIOS. I linked CET to /etc/localtime (isn't this Central Europe Time?). How can I correct this? What should I install/emerge to set the time in gnome 2.4? Ithink this can be corrected with the command tzconfig. I'm currently on a Debian box. It lives in /usr/sbin/tzconfig. Might be in a different place for Gentoo. I don't know as I've never had to run it. hope that helps. Cheers Dg -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list Hi, This is taken from Gentoo installation guide. 14.Setting your time zone ... ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/path/to/timezonefile /et c/localtime where /path/to/timezonefile is the path to your country and city. See the dirs under /usr/share/zoneinfo/... Before that you have to decide if want to use GMT or your localtime. Also check the BIOS time settings. Rumen. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Time setting
On Wednesday 10 December 2003 14.54, Goran Kavrecic wrote: > I re-checked: I run RH on my notebook and the timein BIOS is the same as > in linux. On my desktop(Gentoo) the BIOS/CMOS is correct and linux is 1 > hout ahead. Check your CLOCK setting in /etc/rc.conf if it's set to "UTC" then gentoo will show bios time +1 for CET. If you want it to show the bios time, then set CLOCK to "local". /Michael Andreen -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Time setting
On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 13:54, Goran Kavrecic wrote: > Thanks. You were almost right. It's tzselect(first offers regions, that > countries ... you meant that?), like on RH. It doesn't help except that > comfirmed that CET is the right timezone. It proposes how to set this on > a user basis, but not on server basis. > > I re-checked: I run RH on my notebook and the timein BIOS is the same as > in linux. On my desktop(Gentoo) the BIOS/CMOS is correct and linux is 1 > hout ahead. I've just recalled. When I had this problem I fixed it by running NTP. Bit of a bodge, but it did the job. Hope that helps. Dg -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Time setting
Goran Kavrecic wrote: What should I install/emerge to set the time in gnome 2.4? The very best solution would be ntp, so your machine would get the exact time from an internet server. You'll never need a time-setup tool again. To setup ntp, you'll need to know who's serving the time for you. A list of servers can be found here: http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/ntp/clock2a.html Some servers want you to send a notification email about the fact that you're using the service. Some even serve the time for free. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Time setting
Na 1071062991, 2003-12-10 ob 14:29, je David Gethings napisal(a): > On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 13:23, Goran Kavrecic wrote: > > I have installed the Gentoo 1.4 on my desktop pc, then added gnome, > > openoffice, evolution, ... > > > > After some days I realized that the displayed time is 1 hour ahead of > > the localtime and the one set in BIOS. I linked CET to /etc/localtime > > (isn't this Central Europe Time?). > > > > How can I correct this? > > What should I install/emerge to set the time in gnome 2.4? > Ithink this can be corrected with the command tzconfig. I'm currently on > a Debian box. It lives in /usr/sbin/tzconfig. Might be in a different > place for Gentoo. I don't know as I've never had to run it. Thanks. You were almost right. It's tzselect(first offers regions, that countries ... you meant that?), like on RH. It doesn't help except that comfirmed that CET is the right timezone. It proposes how to set this on a user basis, but not on server basis. I re-checked: I run RH on my notebook and the timein BIOS is the same as in linux. On my desktop(Gentoo) the BIOS/CMOS is correct and linux is 1 hout ahead. Goran > > hope that helps. > > Cheers > > Dg > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Time setting
On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 13:23, Goran Kavrecic wrote: > I have installed the Gentoo 1.4 on my desktop pc, then added gnome, > openoffice, evolution, ... > > After some days I realized that the displayed time is 1 hour ahead of > the localtime and the one set in BIOS. I linked CET to /etc/localtime > (isn't this Central Europe Time?). > > How can I correct this? > What should I install/emerge to set the time in gnome 2.4? Ithink this can be corrected with the command tzconfig. I'm currently on a Debian box. It lives in /usr/sbin/tzconfig. Might be in a different place for Gentoo. I don't know as I've never had to run it. hope that helps. Cheers Dg -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
[gentoo-user] Time setting
I have installed the Gentoo 1.4 on my desktop pc, then added gnome, openoffice, evolution, ... After some days I realized that the displayed time is 1 hour ahead of the localtime and the one set in BIOS. I linked CET to /etc/localtime (isn't this Central Europe Time?). How can I correct this? What should I install/emerge to set the time in gnome 2.4? Regards, Goran -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
