I don't have /menu/Control Panel/Set timezone.Dyno Spoid wrote:----- -----
NOTE: rdate may not take Daylight Savings Time into consideration, so you may need to adjust your timezone by adding one hour during DST:
/Menu/Control Panel/Set timezone
Example: Central Time = GMT-6, choose GMT-5 during DST
- You will probably have to reboot for this to fully take effect.
- This should set the correct time in BIOS if you were previously having DST problems.
- This may affect other operating systems that take DST into account. Some operating systems (including some Linux configurations) require the BIOS clock to be at GMT, or at your timezone without accounting for DST, so there is no problem with timestamps during the change to/from DST. I haven't had any problems, but your milage may vary. I can say that Microsoft Windows has problems with timestamps on MS Windows file servers when 'Automatically adjust clock for DST' is not set on the workstation.
I can do /menu/control center/system administration/set date&time but I have only UTC and the indication current local timezone :UTC (PUP)
However in another Linux distribution, PCLinuxOS, I can set the timezone to GMT+2
Also in Puppy JWM I can set the zimezon at GMT+2.