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I installed Arch last night and chose HardwareClock="UTC" because I don't have Windows on this machine and I had chosen the UTC setting during my Debian installs on the same machine.
However, when I logged into my Debian install, the time is off by 5 hours - me being on the East Coast. Then I tried changing the HardwareClock setting to localtime and this resulted in a difference of 9 hours.
Now I have it back at UTC. Is there a way of changing this so I can get the accurate time on all 3 of my installs ?
Or do I have to go into the BIOS and manually change the time to reflect the time on the East Coast?
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Are you sure you specified a proper timezone in rc.conf?
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Are you sure you specified a proper timezone in rc.conf?
Yes it is set to "US/Eastern"
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i had similar problems when i installed overlord. everything was set up properly, but the clock was still wrong.
so i just changed the time manualy.
first of you have to set the correct time and date in date. use date --help for details.
then hwclock --set will adjust the hardware clock with date.
date -s [MMDDhhmm[[CC]YY]
hwclock --set
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i had similar problems when i installed overlord. everything was set up properly, but the clock was still wrong.
so i just changed the time manualy.first of you have to set the correct time and date in date. use date --help for details.
then hwclock --set will adjust the hardware clock with date.date -s [MMDDhhmm[[CC]YY] hwclock --set
Would I still keep the hardwareClock setting in rc.conf as UTC then?
or should I change it to localtime?
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I was able to set the date. But when I issue the
hwclock --set
command, I get this as output
#hwclock --set
No --date option specified.
No usable set-to time. Cannot set clock
EDIT : I solved this using the --systohc option for hwclock.
Thanks for you help.
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