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How to make Time change persistent - FeMike - 01-23-2020
Forgive me if this was asked already as the mobile website doesn't have search option though I did skim through a few of the pages with no luck. My issue is that after I change my clock to my local time by clicking on clock at bottom of screen and editing it there when I reboot it's back to plus 5 hours or UTC time. When I search the web,s point to a file in /etc/default/ rcS and changing UTC=yes to UTC=no. I can't recall exactly as I'm not at home with machine but it's either the file doesn't exist or at least as the same name or when I open it there isn't the same wording. Anyone who's changed their time and it sticks through reboots mind sharing the steps for me? Thank you
RE: How to make Time change persistent - tophneal - 01-23-2020
Try following these steps: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=8587&pid=57723#pid57723
RE: How to make Time change persistent - FeMike - 01-23-2020
(01-23-2020, 08:47 AM)tophneal Wrote: Try following these steps: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=8587&pid=57723#pid57723
Thank you @tophneal , I never would have thought to look in that forum. I'll try this as soon as I get home.
RE: How to make Time change persistent - tophneal - 01-23-2020
No problem! A lot of the Linux stuff can carry over between Pine platforms, so for those kinds of general things I suggest not confining your forum searches.
RE: How to make Time change persistent - FeMike - 01-23-2020
(01-23-2020, 11:18 AM)tophneal Wrote: No problem! A lot of the Linux stuff can carry over between Pine platforms, so for those kinds of general things I suggest not confining your forum searches.
Worked like a charm. Thanks again