*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 63175 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/63175
Tried to set BIOS hour to UTC but same problem.
My opinion is that Ubuntu is the best OS ever created and this little missing
can discourage seriously a first-time user who installs ubuntu after a life
spent with XP, and a critical error at the first boot will bring him back to
microsoft side. Something with time is really messed up, because at
installation time (with Bios time set to local) when choosing time zone the
hour appears wrong (ex.after setting Rome as choosen time-zone, time is shown
with two hours more than the real, 8:00 appears as 10:00) but after reboot (2
reboots because of the critical error with fsck) all seems to works fine and
the hour shown is the right one (8:00).
This problem should be checked as soon as possible because it can, as already
said, discourage who for the first time is approaching this beautiful OS, at
major reason if this regards the '+' time zones (this means millions of people).
Hoping for the best, and for an answer (this time ;) )
Bye, Marco.
PS If something seems not clear it's because i'm italian :)
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problem with time
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