In order to correct the system time, I used the command:
# echo "Europe/Moscow" > /etc/TZ
But the system time lags by one hour. Perhaps because Russia has not switched to winter time.
How do I fix this? Maybe you need to update a package?
Clock is slow at 1:00
(5 posts) (3 voices)- Started 13 years ago by black dog
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devl547
offline~ # cook my_lifeLooks like we dont have updated tzdata in slitaz.
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mojo
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There are 9 time zones in Russia.
Slitaz offers a minimal amount of tzdata to save space.
With my hardware clock set to UTC and /etc/TZ set to Europe/Moscow my software clock matches:
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/xtra/tzdate?tz=Europe/MoscowEurope/Moscow is GMT-3 plus 1 hour equals GMT-4
Try this:
#echo GMT-4 > /etc/TZFrom what I read Russia as of June 2011 no longer has DST.
The advantage of tzdata auto adjusting time doesn't matter.Time offsets:
West of UTC = GMT+
East of UTC = GMT-For users whose tzdata is not included in glibc-base.tazpkg :
This list determines what tzdata is harvested from glibc and packed into glibc-base.tazpkg:
http://hg.slitaz.org/wok/file/4b603f180e5d/glibc-base/stuff/wanted-files.list
If your timezones tzdata is included in glibc add it to the list and cook glibc-base.Posted 13 years ago #
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