This is a discussion on Time Zone Changed After Reboot within the Slackware Linux Support forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> I had to reboot to install some hardware and it looks like somehow my time zone got changed. The ...
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| I had to reboot to install some hardware and it looks like somehow my time zone got changed. The 'date' command now outputs in UTC and, as a result, many of my applications are a few hours off (including Mozilla Sunbird, which keeps my appointments). How can I change this? Where in the startup would it have been changed? Thanks. Regards, David P. Donahue ddonahue@ccs.neu.edu |
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| cyber0ne wrote: > I had to reboot to install some hardware and it looks like somehow my > time zone got changed. The 'date' command now outputs in UTC and, as a > result, many of my applications are a few hours off (including Mozilla > Sunbird, which keeps my appointments). How can I change this? Where > in the startup would it have been changed? Thanks. # /usr/sbin/timeconfig -- Mikhail |
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