I think this is a FAQ, but you might want to check that
you have an "/etc/localtime" that points to the right
spot.  For example, mine looks as follows:

/etc (71) ls -l /etc/localtime
lrwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  30 Oct 19  1997 /etc/localtime -> 
/usr/share/zoneinfo/US/Pacific


Mattias Sandstrom wrote:

> Stephen Brown wrote:
>
>> Does the "map" control panel on the MacOS
>> side of things show the correct time zone, etc??
>
>
> i'm not the original poster, but my macos clock is just fine, my map 
> is set to "stockholm", the time offset is automatically set to 120 in 
> the booter, which i guess is one hour for the time zone and one for 
> daylight saving. however, when i boot up the system has the wrong time 
> (5:36 pm yesterday right now at 2:45 am), although it's the right 
> date. i'm running on a classic II with the generic 1.5.3 kernel, and 
> everything else works just fine. now if i could just get this 
> scsi/link adapter working... ;-)
>
>     /matt