[COLUG] Linux and UTC: Multi-boot Prefers UTC for HW Clock ...
or not?
jep200404
jep200404 at columbus.rr.com
Sun Jul 29 22:25:04 EDT 2007
Chris Clonch wrote:
> Most (all) distributions allow you to have the hardware clock set to local or
> UTC, although UTC is the _preferred_ way unless you dual-boot with Windows.
I thought that multi-booting is good reason for preferring that
the hardware clock be in UTC, so that when daylight savings time
changes, that each OS doesn't redundantly advance/retard the
hardware clock. On multi-boot systems, if one of those is
MS Windows, I put MS Windows on UTC (Casablanca time?,
because it doesn't have a summer time).
What am I missing?
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