Hello, I use antix 12 and I have a problem with the system time .... During installation I selected properly, then the country time zone.
The time is still two hours later.
I already tried clicking the control center - system - set time and date - from the selected terminal Europe - Rome, but the time is always wrong.
I tried both connected to the Internet that offline.
You can manually edit?
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I think you can use the"date" command from a root terminal to set the date and time. I'm not sure on syntax but I'm sure there is a man page for it.

I think your problem might be a mixup between local time and UTC. See
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for instructions on how to set the time correctly. Even if my guess is wrong, those instructions will help you get your time problem sorted out.

The command would be similar to :-
date -s 15:36
(As root user.)

HTH.

Thanks guys,
with the command"man hwclock" very long text appears, I have already translated because I want to understand why other commands do not work"hwclock --show" and"hwclock --localtime" and"hwclock --utc" etc.
The command:
date -s 15:36
(As root user.)
has modified the time.
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maary79 wrote:with the command"man hwclock" very long text appears, I have already translated because I want to understand why other commands do not work"hwclock --show" and"hwclock --localtime" and"hwclock --utc" etc.

Did you run hwclock as root? It needs to be run as root. It is not even on a normal user's path. It is located at /sbin/hwclock so:should work.

I solved it by logging in as root and then with the command:
and
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