My bad. A clean image does get it right. It looks like I missed removing a prerequiste somewhere, and the old OSTimeZone package was still loading into my scripted build, so my TimeZone default was returning an OSSystemSupportTimeZone, rather than a SystemTimeZone. Sorry for the noise.
Mike
Mike Hales
Engineering Manager
KnowledgeScape
www.kscape.com
On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 9:02 AM, Alan Knight
<[hidden email]> wrote:
I think it ought to get the time right. I don't have Windows
7 running here, but a real XP, and a virtual Vista both seem to get it
right. Does this happen with a clean image? Is the time zone you're using
(TimeZone default) aSystemTimeZone?
At 10:56 AM 2010-03-15, Mike Hales wrote:
I've got a heterogeneous cluster
running with Linux servers (Ubuntu 9.10) and a Windows 7 machine running
the GUI application. On the weekend, the VW images on Linux machines all
picked up the daylight savings change, but the neither a long running
image, nor a freshly started one on Windows 7 gets the time right. This
is on my new port to VW 7.7. The operating system is displaying the
correct time.
On 7.6 we were using the OSTimeZone package, which is no longer necessary
with 7.7 right? (and it breaks it badly if you load it). So how do I get
the right time zone and daylight savings from the operating system with
7.7 on Windows 7?
Mike
Mike Hales
Engineering Manager
KnowledgeScape
www.kscape.com
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Alan Knight [|], Engineering Manager, Cincom Smalltalk
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