Subject: Re: IS it Day Light Savings time yet (Re: 19Mar94 current)
To: Brian Moore <ziff@eecs.umich.edu>
From: Rafal Boni <rkb55989@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu>
List: current-users
Date: 03/29/1994 10:37:48
In message <199403290533.AAA02168@zip.eecs.umich.edu>, you write:
-> >I've always used dst 5 in the kernel config and
-> >/usr/share/timezone/US/Eastern and gooten the correct TOD. However, after
-> >upgrading to 19Mar94 binaries and building a new kernel, I'm getting TOD
-> >1 hour behind. Very odd. I assume no one else is seeing this...
->
[me too deleted..]
->
-> Brian Moore
-> ziff@eecs.umich.edu
->
-> Machine: Gateway 2000 4DX2-66V ( JX-30 motherboard )
...
-> OS: NetBSD-current ( as of 3/24 )
...
I've got a no-name Taiwanese VLB 486DX/33 motherboard, AMI
BIOS, "DST option" OFF!, and am running a kernel as of the 19th.
Same problem.. Seen it since I went to -current, on MAr. 5th.
What I did to fix it [and what's probably wrong] is to leave out
the "dst" in the config file... Then things look OK... And it does
say CST when I ask... I have no clue how else I'm getting screwed
by doing this [or if I am], so please, someone in the know enlighten
us...
--rafal
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