Lee Levine wrote:
> Thanks, but that didn't help
>
Check the contents of the file : /etc/sysconfig/clock
>>This should reset your /etc/sysconfig/clock file. If you are curious,
>>mine reads:
>>
>>ZONE="America/Phoenix"
>>UTC=false
>>ARC=false
>
Now check your time and reset it if necessary.
If you are on the net and have ntpdate installed, you can do a :
# ntpdate timex.cs.columbia.edu
and that will get you set against a time server.
Afterwards, do a :
hwclock --systohc
And that will set the cmos clock on the motherboard so that it now has the
correct time also.
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