Problem with clock

[rms]

 sudo hwclock -w --localtime

?

[RibaFish66]

Nothing.This time got some text for 2 seconds when i was rebooting but still nothing.

[rms]

Strange... I don't know what is going on. You should consult

man hwclock

experiment with available options and see what works on your system.

[RibaFish66]

Strange... I don't know what is going on. You should consult

man hwclock

experiment with available options and see what works on your system.

Ok thanks for your help and time.

[rms]

One last thought. Try setting correct time in bios first. Then

 
sudo hwclock -s
sudo hwclock --adjust

then logoff/logon.

[SecretCode]

Yes when i hover over the time the UTC is also one hour behind and beneath that it says my city and the correct time.My time zone is correctly set,Europe,Zagreb.

Wait, in the popup you have Zagreb (or whatever): <correct time>?

In Digital Clock Settings > Time Zones, what is the setting of "Clock defaults to:" at the bottom?

[RibaFish66]

One last thought. Try setting correct time in bios first. Then

 
sudo hwclock -s
sudo hwclock --adjust

then logoff/logon.

Wait, in the popup you have Zagreb (or whatever): <correct time>?

In Digital Clock Settings > Time Zones, what is the setting of "Clock defaults to:" at the bottom?

Yes finally,you both helped me.After i adjusted the clock i went to Digital clock settigns and under the Time zones i set Clock Defaults to Europe/Zagreb instead of UTC.Thank you so much.

[rms]

Yes finally,you both helped me.After i adjusted the clock i went to Digital clock settigns and under the Time zones i set Clock Defaults to Europe/Zagreb instead of UTC.Thank you so much.

Oh dear, thought you've set that properly too. That way you can have several time-widgets showing time in different cities.

Can that be achieved with windoze clock?

[SteveRiley]

Can that be achieved with windoze clock?

Uh, well, since you asked...

[SecretCode]

Eww, a windows screenshot on kfn! At least it's in virtualbox

Can Windows yet show seconds in the time in the system tray?

[SteveRiley]

Eww, a windows screenshot on kfn! At least it's in virtualbox

I have liberally sprinkled this forum with such shots ever since my arrival. Not like I enjoy it or anything, you know.

Can Windows yet show seconds in the time in the system tray?

Not natively. Some third-party clock replacements can.

[Snowhog]

I have liberally sprinkled this forum with such shots ever since my arrival. Not like I enjoy it or anything, you know.

Oh, yeah. Sure!!

[SecretCode]

Not natively. Some third-party clock replacements can.

Such as Linux?

[SteveRiley]

Such as Linux?

Curses, my secret is out! It's precisely because Windows resolutely refuses to display seconds in the task bar clock that I've spent the last two and a half years dilligently teaching myself an entirely different operating system and devoting countless hours to this here forum.

[Snowhog]

...and devoting countless hours to this here forum.

Has it been that long?