Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (1188 mails)

[James Knott <james.knott@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Carlos E. R. wrote:
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> On 2012-01-12 21:18, Jim Henderson wrote:
> > Is there anyone using local time on their hardware clock with 12.1 where
> > this is working?  (And if you are, which DE are you using - I wonder if
> > this might be a GNOME3-only issue)
> I'll watch my test partition on the laptop. So far I have not seen
> problems. What I have seen I can blame on double booting Windows on the
> same machine, which is the reason to have the cmos clock set to local time.
>
> And when I see problems, I recommend to ignore the desktop and check the CLI.
When I set up dual boot Linux & Windows systems, I  configure only Linux 
for NTP and do not allow Windows to adjust for daylight savings time.  
On those systems, I also configure Linux to set the hardware clock to 
local time, rather than UTC.  This prevents Windows from messing up the 
clock.  On Linux only systems, I set the hardware clock to UTC.
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