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Resetting clock local time
Originally Posted by
Werner P. Schulz
- Set BIOS time to UTC (= Greenwich Time)
- Edit "tz=..." (my posting #3)
- right-mouse-click on the clock in the panel
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- read the man-page strftime
- edit the string from "Clock Format" as you need
Not feasible, since I already have a Debian 6.0.3 system, it resets the bios according to my localisation values set there, aided by ntpdate. So you have to please suggest another alternative. I have tried TZ cheatcode but that does not work either. I had also run tzselect (=asia/kolkata) here in knoppix, but that too does not work.
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