Use LocaltimeZONE In Debian

Debian: Use LocaltimeZONE-Debian information for the Linux release. For more information, see. Before installing Gentoo, I had to copy the setting file of my time zone to/etc/localtime. I don't know the difference between copying and no replication... Well! The problem arises: During Debin installation, you will be asked whether to use GMT hardware time (Greenwich Mean Time). If you select "yes", you can find the system time (GMT + 0) it is eight hours slower than the current time (GMT + 8 Asia/Taipei! The system time cannot be changed.

I googled the Internet and found that many netizens had such problems. Finally, I found the solution on the webpage of laruence. In fact, the solution is very simple, in the/usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia $ directory, copy Taipei to/etc/localtime, and change the time calculation from UTC to CST.

This is not difficult. The basic skills will be enriched.