Original request...
Paul Maclauchlan (paul@moore.com) wrote:
: After replacing the hard drive that contained / and /usr, I did a Sun
: install of 4.1.1 from CD. Then I restored my last / and /usr dumps
: (from earlier that same day).
: Now my system still thinks it is on Standard Time.
: How can I convince it otherwise?
I received the following reply, which solved my problem:
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1993 01:50:23 -0400
From: Albert Pang <albert@brahms.INSL.McGill.CA>
Message-Id: <9304210550.AA15531@brahms.INSL.McGill.CA>
Organization: INSL, McGill University, Montreal, Canada
Make sure /usr/lib/zoneinfo/localtime points to (symlink or just cp)
the right zone file.
E.g. for a machine in Toronto you would do:
cd /usr/lib/zoneinfo
ln -s Canada/Eastern localtime
or
cp Canada/Eastern localtime
Albert.
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Albert Pang <albert@brahms.insl.mcgill.ca>
Information Networks & Systems Lab McGill University
Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Thanks Albert!
I *still* haven't heard back from Sun support :-(
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.../Paul Maclauchlan
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