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Time change not working...
Hi, I am pretty new to the Solaris world. Just installed the version 8 and found that the time is off. I am in the Central time zone. In the beginning, the date and time was off by a day. After changing the /etc/default/init, there is no avail. The date is now correct but the time is still 5 hours behind. For instance, the time now shown on the system is 2:50PM CDT instead of 7:50PM. Can anyone point me to the right direction?? Thanks.
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