[geeks] Win2K and DST
Phil Stracchino
phil.stracchino at speakeasy.net
Sun Mar 11 21:36:28 CDT 2007
Charles Shannon Hendrix wrote:
> Sun, 11 Mar 2007 @ 15:51 -0500, Lionel Peterson said:
>> No, since you're not supposed to be running anything "mission
>> critical" on an "unsupported platform", they would probably just
>> suggest shutting the machine down for two weeks, until we are inside
>> the "normal" DST window ;^)
>
> That appears to be the way I'll have to handle my atomic watch.
>
> Stupid thing didn't spring forward over the weekend.
>
> Evidently it doesn't have a way of getting the zone information from the
> radio signal.
My wife's alarm clock has the same problem. DST is hardcoded. No patch
possible, and it doesn't appear to get a DST flag from the NIST time
signal it's synchronized to.
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