At 03:51 PM 6/17/96 -0500, Mark Willey wrote:
>Rick Byers writes:
>> 
>> Ever since the time change (I know it's a little late - I've been trying to
>> fix it on my own), my clock an hour off.  I keep the hardware clock at the
>> current local time (for dos and Win95), and I used the TIMEZONE config
>> option to adjust the clock in NetBSD (which BTW wasn't documented correctly
>> - it's the number of minutes to change by - not hours).  How can I convince
>> NetBSD to adjust the clock further during daylight savings time?  I could
>> allways switch the TIMEZONE parameter and recompile the kernel every time
>> the time changes - but that's a real hassle.

== stuff deleted ==

>link /etc/localtime to the appropriate file in /usr/share.....????
>somewhere.

Thanks Mark, but I allready did that, it's the daylight savings time that's
the problem.  Under standard time it's fine (with the correct timezone -
EST/EDT), but when it becomes EDT, it adjusts the time by 1 hour
(obviously), but I don't want it to because the CMOS clock has be
automatically adjusted (by win95 or by me manually).

Thanks,
        Rick
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