Debian character encoding and time problems

About debian character encoding and time-Debian information in the Linux release. For more information, see the following section. 1. Time Problems
The default hardware time of debian is utc time. If you choose not to use utc time during installation, the system will take 8 hours. Select utc in the time preferences, but the date result in the terminal is still incorrect. The temporary solution is to display/usr/share/zoneinfo/GMT cp to the/etc/localtime terminal normally.

However, this method is not very good, but it is better to use utc time during installation.

2. The default gnome-terminal encoding is gb2312.
Locale results are all utf8, and the default encoding of gnome-terminal is not the same. It is very depressing. Finally, you can set the language encoding to utf8 when logging on to the machine learning platform for AI as the default ......

3. garbled characters for automatic mounting of USB flash drives
This problem has been solved by google for a long time. Because the locale settings are correct, it is suspected that hal's policy settings are incorrect. The policy cp on the system that normally displays Chinese characters has not changed to its own system.

Then I found this sentence:
"We just found that the current gnome-volume-manager uses gnome-mount, and the above configuration is only valid for pmount. to modify the loading parameters of gnome-mount, we should use

Gconf-editor

Modify/system/storage/default_options/The mount_options "ms for different file systems is this change only after gnome1 2.14. Finally, use gconf-editor to modify the corresponding options, add the utf8 parameter, and automatically mount the USB flash drive to solve the garbled problem.

After this round, I learned something about character encoding. Previous gentoo installation experience also played a role. Life is tossing.