| To: | misc@openbsd.org |
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| Subject: | different times between the bios and the date command; |
| From: | Robert Johannes <rjohanne@piper.hamline.edu> |
| Date: | Fri, 16 Feb 2001 22:14:53 -0600 |
| Sender: | owner-misc@openbsd.org |
I've setup my time correctly, I believe; I'm in the US/Central timezone, and my /etc/localtime is a link to Chicago (which is central time) in the zoneinfo directory. The odd thing is that when I run date, I get a time that is about 6 hours earlier than the actual central time. E.g, date returns 16:10:06 CST 2001, and my watch says it is 22:10:03 CST. The motherboard bios is set to display time in the US/Central timezone, just like my watch. Why is Openbsd setting the time to 6 hours behind behind my timezone, even when I told it what timezone I am in? Thanks robert |
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