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#1 2009-03-23 02:17:06
- smartboyathome
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XFCE's Clock shows the wrong time...
XFCE's clock shows the wrong time constantly (it always shows the GMT time), but whenever I run hwclock -r, it tells me the correct time. Can anyone help fix it?
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#2 2009-03-23 04:12:13
- byte
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Re: XFCE's Clock shows the wrong time...
What are your clock and timezone settings in /etc/rc.conf? Do 'hwclock -r' and 'date' differ?
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#3 2009-03-23 15:46:32
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Re: XFCE's Clock shows the wrong time...
Well, I think I found what was wrong at last. It seems that the timezone wasn't set in the rc.conf, even though the TZ variable was set. I changed it, but will have to restart in a bit to see if it works.
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