How to set hardware clock to correct time?
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How can I set the hardware clock to my correct local time?
hwclock shows:
instead of 06:42 it should be 18:42
My timezone is Europe/Berlin
How can I fix this?
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How can I set the hardware clock to my correct local time?
hwclock shows:
instead of 06:42 it should be 18:42
My timezone is Europe/Berlin
How can I fix this?
time
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6:42 PM is 18:42 Hours! The clock is showing the correct time.
– user68186
yesterday
on another ubuntu server I get 18:42 using the same command.
– K W
yesterday
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How can I set the hardware clock to my correct local time?
hwclock shows:
instead of 06:42 it should be 18:42
My timezone is Europe/Berlin
How can I fix this?
time
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How can I set the hardware clock to my correct local time?
hwclock shows:
instead of 06:42 it should be 18:42
My timezone is Europe/Berlin
How can I fix this?
time
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6:42 PM is 18:42 Hours! The clock is showing the correct time.
– user68186
yesterday
on another ubuntu server I get 18:42 using the same command.
– K W
yesterday
add a comment |
3
6:42 PM is 18:42 Hours! The clock is showing the correct time.
– user68186
yesterday
on another ubuntu server I get 18:42 using the same command.
– K W
yesterday
3
3
6:42 PM is 18:42 Hours! The clock is showing the correct time.
– user68186
yesterday
6:42 PM is 18:42 Hours! The clock is showing the correct time.
– user68186
yesterday
on another ubuntu server I get 18:42 using the same command.
– K W
yesterday
on another ubuntu server I get 18:42 using the same command.
– K W
yesterday
add a comment |
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There is an explanation about the hardware clock here whcih you might find useful
Simply the commands are these to write the system time to hardware time:
# sudo hwclock -w [or --systohc]
check what effect it had:
# hwclock
Sat 10 Aug 2013 08:16:27 AM PDT -0.625382 seconds
# date
Sat Aug 10 08:16:28 PDT 2013
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You will need to change a locale called LC_TIME
This will show what you use now:
$ env | grep LC_TIME
LC_TIME=nl_NL.UTF-8
It probably is set differently (and to one where they use 12-hour format)sudo
This would be German:
localectl set-locale LC_TIME=de_DE.utf8
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There is an explanation about the hardware clock here whcih you might find useful
Simply the commands are these to write the system time to hardware time:
# sudo hwclock -w [or --systohc]
check what effect it had:
# hwclock
Sat 10 Aug 2013 08:16:27 AM PDT -0.625382 seconds
# date
Sat Aug 10 08:16:28 PDT 2013
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There is an explanation about the hardware clock here whcih you might find useful
Simply the commands are these to write the system time to hardware time:
# sudo hwclock -w [or --systohc]
check what effect it had:
# hwclock
Sat 10 Aug 2013 08:16:27 AM PDT -0.625382 seconds
# date
Sat Aug 10 08:16:28 PDT 2013
answered yesterday
GrahamGraham
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There is an explanation about the hardware clock here whcih you might find useful
Simply the commands are these to write the system time to hardware time:
# sudo hwclock -w [or --systohc]
check what effect it had:
# hwclock
Sat 10 Aug 2013 08:16:27 AM PDT -0.625382 seconds
# date
Sat Aug 10 08:16:28 PDT 2013
answered yesterday
GrahamGraham
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There is an explanation about the hardware clock here whcih you might find useful
Simply the commands are these to write the system time to hardware time:
# sudo hwclock -w [or --systohc]
check what effect it had:
# hwclock
Sat 10 Aug 2013 08:16:27 AM PDT -0.625382 seconds
# date
Sat Aug 10 08:16:28 PDT 2013
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You will need to change a locale called LC_TIME
This will show what you use now:
$ env | grep LC_TIME
LC_TIME=nl_NL.UTF-8
It probably is set differently (and to one where they use 12-hour format)sudo
This would be German:
localectl set-locale LC_TIME=de_DE.utf8
answered yesterday
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You will need to change a locale called LC_TIME
This will show what you use now:
$ env | grep LC_TIME
LC_TIME=nl_NL.UTF-8
It probably is set differently (and to one where they use 12-hour format)sudo
This would be German:
localectl set-locale LC_TIME=de_DE.utf8
answered yesterday
RinzwindRinzwind
210k28404538
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You will need to change a locale called LC_TIME
This will show what you use now:
$ env | grep LC_TIME
LC_TIME=nl_NL.UTF-8
It probably is set differently (and to one where they use 12-hour format)sudo
This would be German:
localectl set-locale LC_TIME=de_DE.utf8
answered yesterday
RinzwindRinzwind
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You will need to change a locale called LC_TIME
This will show what you use now:
$ env | grep LC_TIME
LC_TIME=nl_NL.UTF-8
It probably is set differently (and to one where they use 12-hour format)sudo
This would be German:
localectl set-locale LC_TIME=de_DE.utf8
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6:42 PM is 18:42 Hours! The clock is showing the correct time.
– user68186
yesterday
on another ubuntu server I get 18:42 using the same command.
– K W
yesterday