Re: D3 & Linux time does not match

On Apr 25, 8:37=A0am, rott <richard.ottin...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On Apr 11, 10:30 am, rott <richard.ottin...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> > I'm having a problem getting d3 and linux time values to match and to
> > stay matched.
>
> > For example: current linux time=3D10:30AM
> > I do a tcl command... set-time 10:30:00 (u
>
> > I then verify that both time values match...then next day I do a tcl
> > command... time & d3 time is exactly one hour behind linux
> > time....linux time is right...d3 time is wrong
>
> > I am using ntp.
>
> > Thanks,
> > Richard
>
> ...d3 tcl time and linux time still have the correct time for about 2
> weeks now...
>
> I have just wrote a BASIC program that contains TIME() statement...it
> returns incorrect time that is exactly one hour ahead =A0of d3 tcl time
> and linux time.
>
> I also tried the SYSTEM(19) and it returns the same as TIME().
>
> I can use EXECUTE 'TIME' in my program to get correct time...
>
> Does anyone know how I can get TIME() or SYSTEM(19) to match d3 tcl
> time and linux time.

Hmmmm....

Are you running your system on a virtual machine using something like
VMWare???

I have never had the TIME() function in BASIC return a wrong time.

I have seen quirks with D3/Linux running on a VM that caused the time
to bounce forward and back at seemingly random times in both the Linux
and D3 system.  However, the linux and d3 times did always bounce
around in sync with each other.

You will need to provide more detail information regarding your
invironment.  Hopefully, someone will be able to point you in the
right direction.

Regards,
Dale