Description of problem: After installing system i must fix up my time zine, despite dvd settings Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 8 How reproducible: alltime Steps to Reproduce: 1. set time zone at install time
What timezone did you select on the timezone configuration screen, and what were the contents of /etc/sysconfig/clock before you made modifications?
I setup "Sao paulo/Brazil" Shuld be GTM-3. At boot time i see "utc" time system, small letters. But i already rewrite content of this file.
One moment, probably i can be wrong about local time.... i need more information about this :( I try to reproduce it in my VirtualBox, and i can show details here. But i shure about one things: i set in anaconda installer Sao Paulo city, but when i run my system-config-date on real system i got some North America city, not my current location in South America.
Content of file /etc/sysconfig/clok set to correct locatioin, and /etc/localtime correct. Problem with system-config-date, after fresh installation u got wrong city selected by this utility
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