> >It appears that the kernel no longer requires the 'dst' parameter.
> >Removal of this results in the correct time, and proper advancement
> >this past weekend.
> 
> We get the correct time in the U.S.  What about elsewhere?

Most of Europe changed onto Daylight Savings Time last week (March
28th).  Speaking for GB/Eire, my -current from 27th March displays the
correct time.  But I don't have dst in the kernel config and the CMOS
clock is on GMT.

On a completely unrelated note, where are the tar_files from April
2nd, or are people hanging fire making them, until the off_t changes
have made their way around?  (The latest ones I can find on sun-lamp
are March 27th, as are the ones on ftp.iastate.edu).

Alistair
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