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Hi all, |
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The solution to this is eluding me. What changes, other than changing |
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/etc/timezone, are required to get a Gentoo machine to recognize that it |
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has moved physically and is living in a new timezone? |
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I've just moved from Silicon Valley to Tucson, AZ. The machine came up |
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fine other than time being off by 1 hour which I expected. I changed |
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/etc/timezone from America/Los_Angeles to America/Phoenix and rebooted and |
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yet time is still showing California time. |
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The system clock is UTC. Current Tucson local time as I write this is |
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about 8:26AM: |
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c2RAID6 linux # date |
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Wed Jan 6 07:26:15 PST 2016 |
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c2RAID6 linux # date -u |
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Wed Jan 6 15:26:18 UTC 2016 |
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c2RAID6 linux # |
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World Clock shows London currently at 3:27PM |
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ |
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hwclock (a minute or two later) shows the same 1 hour offset: |
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c2RAID6 conf.d # hwclock -r |
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Wed Jan 6 07:29:27 2016 .046614 seconds |
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c2RAID6 conf.d # |
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What have I forgotten to configure? |
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If it matters the machine is at least 6 years old and could have lots of |
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older Gentoo stuff lurking in the background. |
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Thanks, |
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Mark |