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i recently upgraded to openSUSE 11.0
by mistake in installation i checked Time set to UTC due to which my OS clock goes 5:30 hrs fast then hardware/normal clock
i have tried various times to edit this using yast but it never worked i have also deleted the adjtime file from /etc still its not working
for a temp sol i have set the clock to GMT and then changed the time, its now working fine but current time is shown as GMT which is actually GMT + 5:30
Distribution: Mandriva 2009 X86_64 suse 11.3 X86_64 Centos X86_64 Debian X86_64 Linux MInt 86_64 OS X
Posts: 2,369
Rep:
Do you use multiple OS on one box ?
If you do so set time and dates in all the OS in the same way.
If not you affected the settings by rebooting in a other OS especially when also you use Windosz
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