I believe this is due to the settings in /etc/conf.d/clockBrian_X7 wrote:I'm getting the timezone error, how do I correct that?
Thanks,
Brian
For me, the appropriate changes are:
CLOCK="UTC"
---- to -----
CLOCK='local'
and
# TIMEZONE="Factory"
----- to (remember to remove the commenting symbol) -----
TIMEZONE="CST6CDT"
As per the directions in the file comments, TIMEZONE is basically the name of the file in /usr/share/zoneinfo (with the subdirectory name in front, if applicable) that you have set up as your /etc/localtime file.