> I have put `timezone -1 dst' (I also tried `-1 dst 4' what we have on
> other UNIX boxes with no improvement) in my kernel configuration, as
> usual, made a link from `/etc/localtime' to `/usr/share/zoneinfo/MET'
> but nevertheless my clock is still 2 hours behind. What am I forgotten?

Nothing, I think.  I have the same problem, and I don't know what to do either.
I would be thankful for a hint on how to fix this.

BTW I am running xntpd and have timed turned off, but it doesn't matter.

> My clock now 9:05 my NetBSD-1.0 clock 7:05.

Strangely enough, my clock is only 1 hour behind.  Maybe you have a BIOS that
enables DST in CMOS or something.


Good luck -- Volker

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