* [9fans] Date and time..
@ 2000-04-26 20:23 rob
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From: rob @ 2000-04-26 20:23 UTC (permalink / raw)
try
cp /adm/timezone/local /env/timezone
this should work for subsequent commands in that window,
but unfortunately will not affect running programs.
-rob
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* [9fans] Date and time..
@ 2000-04-26 19:59 Steve
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From: Steve @ 2000-04-26 19:59 UTC (permalink / raw)
The terminal and cpuserver kernels try to set the time when booting,
and the code in devcons.c only allows the time to be set once,
so if the time is set incorrectly when booting you can't fix it
until you're running a modified kernel which
allows >1 writes to /dev/time.
Steve
Ish Rattan wrote:
> Plan9 terminal (standalone from CD).
>
> It comes out that
>
> cp /adm/timezone/US_Michigan /adm/timezone/local
>
> has no effect. Date command shows +8 hours. Is there a way to
> roll the time back!
>
> - ishwar
>
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* [9fans] Date and time..
@ 2000-04-26 19:45 Ish
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From: Ish @ 2000-04-26 19:45 UTC (permalink / raw)
Plan9 terminal (standalone from CD).
It comes out that
cp /adm/timezone/US_Michigan /adm/timezone/local
has no effect. Date command shows +8 hours. Is there a way to
roll the time back!
- ishwar
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