Mike:
Zulu time (GMT) (UTC) is ahead of Central Time by -6 hours, When
Daylight Savings kick in and we "spring forward", then the offset is -
5.
I was reading another group's messages, and the comment was made that
times shown were taken from the Windows clock. Or was it the clock on
the Motherboard?
That's a thought...on start-up go to Bios check and see what the
motherboard clock setting is!!!
If that reads correctly (I would assume for Win VU, then you only have
to figure out how to adjust the setting in Kubuntu..
Hope these thoughts help.
Edward

--- In nopc_help@yahoogroups.com, "Mike" <mike@...> wrote:
>
> I have both Kubuntu and Win VU set to update time automatically but
> upon booting into either one of them the clocks are wrong. Kubuntu
> seems to apply the time zone offset twice, ie. local time 10:00am
> clock shows 5:00am. Win VU seems to show GMT, ie. local time
10:00am
> clock shows 3:00pm. Any way to make either OS force a time update on
> reboot? I know how to change the interval in Win XP and I'm assuming
> that it is the same in Win VU but I have never seen anything to
> indicate how to force it. Again, I'd appreciate any feedback.
>
> Mike York
>