

> Where is this in the YAST GUI - I can't see it in the 'Date and Time' > And what did you choose in YaST fore the setting: Set hardware clock to > since the problem occurs when I reboot from Linux back into Linux, with > I don't think Windows is the cause of the problem in Linux either, > behind, but after I set the clock properly (in Windows) Windows doesn't > got back to Germany Windows 7 had the same problem - clock 10 hours > Yes, I have Windows 7 on this laptop also. > Do you have a multiboot system with an MS Windows as partner?

This is done in the desktop, or in console Starting note: you should, or might, have changed the time, during the tripĪnd later, only for the user. It's just Linux that's for some reason setting itself back 10 hours from this correct time. # the /etc/localtime file, YaST does that or you will need to doĭEFAULT_TIMEZONE="US/Eastern"I don't understand why the problem occurs, as when I check the time in the BIOS setup screens as the system reboots the clock there is always correct. # YaST use changing this setting will not make SuSEconfig update # to the contents of the /etc/localtime file and is for internal # Type: string(Europe/Berlin,Europe/London,Europe/Paris) # skipped because it is rather useless without writing back # If set to "no" the hardware clock adjust feature is also # much more inaccurate than system clock. # Is set to "yes" write back the system time to the hardware # Description: Write back system time to the hardware clock # Set to "-u" if your system clock is set to UTC, and to "-localtime"


Yesterday, when the Windows 11 preview build was released, Windows Insiders reported they could not install the operating system due to missing hardware requirements.Įven more concerning, users who had modern hardware that met all of the requirements were also unable to install the preview build.# Description: Information about your timezone and time When Microsoft announced the upcoming preview builds of Windows 11, they promised that existing Windows Insiders in the 'Dev' channel could install the Windows 11 preview build even if they do not meet the minimum system requirements. Windows Insiders can't install Windows 11 Thankfully, most of the bugs have been pretty easy to fix so far and should get you back up and running playing with Windows 11. New issues pop up in every new release of Windows, so it's not surprising that we will find numerous bugs in the early preview builds of Windows 11. Below we have listed the most noticeable issues and how you can fix them. The first Windows 11 preview build was released yesterday, and with it came a variety of bugs that are sure to frustrate testers.
