Discrepancy with the clock for Fedora and Windows XP
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I currently have a dual-boot set up on my computer with Fedora 8 and Windows XP. Fedora 8 is correctly displaying the time in my time zone (Pacific Time; Vancouver). However, when I boot Windows, I find it shows me UTC although I have the time zone set to UTC-7:00.
If I adjust the Windows clock to the time in my time zone, and then boot up Fedora, I get UTC-2:00.
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