Jorgen Jonsson wrote:
I switched from UTC=false to UTC=true in /etc/sysconfig/clock and then I changed back to UTC=false. Now every time I boot up, gdm and gnome-clock is showing UTC-time and also gnome-clock isn't updating until system-time has cought up. "date" is showing the correct time (Wed Jul 25 18:07:22 CEST 2007). Also /var/log/messages has the UTC-time. So for two hours the time stands still at every upboot.
Did you update the /etc/localtime information to point to the correct timezone? I believe there is a utility, system-config-date that does this for you.
Steve
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