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December 25 2013

Ubuntu 13.10 – How to correct system time after upgrade or install Ubuntu 13.10?

Tagged Under : system time, ubuntu 13.10, UTC time, UTC=no

After upgrade or install Ubuntu 13.10, the system time seems to be changed to UTC time.
How to change back to local time?

(1) Click on the time at menu bar to set to correct local time.

(2) Set parameter UTC=no at /etc/default/rcS

$ sudo vi /etc/default/rcS
UTC=no

(3) Reboot machine
$ sudo reboot

Posted by helloworld in Ubuntu, UNIX / Linux
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