Quote Originally Posted by Werner P. Schulz View Post
This value is wrong; did you write it manually?
No, I pasted without putting a line break between the code and output (i.e., Enter Key)

Quote Originally Posted by Werner P. Schulz View Post
This value is wrong; did you write it manually? Now, what's the output from
Code:
cat /etc/timezone
within your Debian and Knoppix?
This part is already settled (please remember to visit my earlier posts). My debian setting is Asia/Kolkata.
My knoppix setting resets itself to the settings for usa after every boot:
Quote Originally Posted by rajibando View Post
What I did was ... every time I boot the time is reset to that of the USA, ...
and
Quote Originally Posted by rajibando View Post
... I installed ntp, ntpdate, etc., and then used this application to set date time. But whatever I set is undone the next time I boot...the localisation I set remains as of India between powerdown and powerup.