In the Fedora Asahi Remix we've noticed that inital-setup (which uses anaconda under the hood) is always setting the RTC to local by writing LOCAL to /etc/adjtime. We would expect it to use UTC instead. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Get an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 mac mini or macbook is the easiest) 2. curl https://fedora-asahi-remix.org/install | sh 3. go through the install 4. check the time
Created attachment 1981677 [details] inital-set/anaconda log from an affected fedora asahi remix system from browsing through the anaconda source code I suspect the problem is that time_initialize() https://github.com/rhinstaller/anaconda/blob/f076f51c9c56ef226dc7ee56fce3feefa5cf2032/pyanaconda/timezone.py#L55 is not called. I do not see an execution of `hwclock --hwtosys ...` logged. From my cursory browsing think the program execution should be logged and `hwclock --systohw --local` is logged. timezone_proxy.IsUtc defaults to false resulting in the system being configured LOCAL in etc/adjtime.
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