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Subject: [9fans] cpu and term in different time zones?
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2003 06:02:28 -0400
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is it possible to have a cpu server and a terminal
booted from it in different time zones, and have
times/dates be correct on each? can i bind something
onto /adm/timezone/local early enough, or is it the
case (as i fear) that the kernel checks that very
early on and it would have to be exported by the
root file server pre-bound? i don't expect cpu
windows and the like to be correct.
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