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Some help with IBM thinkpad T30
reto0110:
yeah... a sloppy mistake...
Fixed. Also, I removed tz bootcode, because of tz=UTC-4 and tz=GMT-4 set a wrong time.
-the OCSP response still.
-the English keymapping still.
jazzbiker:
--- Quote from: reto0110 on September 25, 2019, 11:08:26 AM ---yeah... a sloppy mistake...
Fixed. Also, I removed tz bootcode, because of tz=UTC-4 and tz=GMT-4 set a wrong time.
-the OCSP response still.
-the English keymapping still.
--- End quote ---
Hi, reto0110!
I recognize myself, reading your questions ) tz bootcode costed me some waisted time too. This bootcode is one of such things, which you need to do once with your own hands and then forget about its presence.
Let me show you my example :
--- Code: ---tc@box:~$ echo $TZ
EET-2EEDT-3,M3.5.0/3,M10.5.0/4
--- End code ---
This is my TZ variable assigned during boot. It means:
I want my timezone to be named "EET" with value UTC-2 during winter, to be named EEDT with value UTC-3 during summer. Assuming my hardware timer stores UTC. Timezone settings are switched to "summer" time in the 3rd month (M3) during 5th week (5) i.e. last one, at Sunday (0) at 3:00am. Switching back to "winter" time will take place in the 10th month (M10), again during the last week (5) and again at Sunday (0) at 4:00 am.
Some else explanaitions you can find in TinyCore Wiki, for example here : http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:time_zone
Don't neglect Wiki's search, TinyCore's Wiki is full of intersting things )
Regards!
reto0110:
Thank you. I'm reading your last book remmendation.
My TZ it's easy, without daylight saving, officially UTC-4, but tz=UTC-4 or tz=GMT-4 only adding +4 hours to my system config time.
the other detail, it's ca-certificate.tcz doesn't load in onboot.lst, Should I add it manually?
curaga:
Linux expects your BIOS clock to be in UTC time. If it's in Windows-style local time, you need to add "noutc" into your boot params.
Rich:
Hi reto0110
--- Quote from: reto0110 on September 25, 2019, 11:08:26 AM --- ... -the English keymapping still.
--- End quote ---
Load kmaps.tcz.
You must be in the console to change the keyboard. If you are in the GUI, click on the Exit icon and select Exit to Prompt.
Then execute the following command:
--- Code: ---sudo loadkmap < /usr/share/kmap/qwerty/es.kmap
startx
--- End code ---
If the keyboard is to your liking, click on the Editor icon and add the following line to your /opt/bootsync.sh file:
--- Code: ---loadkmap < /usr/share/kmap/qwerty/es.kmap
--- End code ---
--- Quote from: reto0110 on September 25, 2019, 12:46:20 PM --- ... the other detail, it's ca-certificate.tcz doesn't load in onboot.lst, Should I add it manually?
--- End quote ---
Is it present in your /mnt/sda1/tce/optional directory? If it is, add it manually to onboot.lst. Otherwise tell Apps to install it again.
[EDIT]: Changed bootlocal.sh to bootsync.sh. Rich
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