Reinoud.Koornstra@ibbnet.nl (Reinoud Koornstra) writes:
>I changed now several times my time in the bios.
>Then i booted netbsd and set the right date and time with "date"
>However, everytime i boot netbsd again, even if the bios time is correct,
>the netbsd time isnt correct....

I assume your CMOS clock is using local time instead of UTC.  Compile
a kernel with the appropriate RTC_OFFSET configured.  options(4) explains
RTC_OFFSET.

>Oh yes and i see PDT with the time zone.
>But i have CET time zone. How to change that?

rm -f /etc/localtime; ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/MET /etc/localtime
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