Manjaro OS shows wrong time
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I am using Manjaro OS (Arch Linux based distro) on my HP Notebook 15 with Pentium IV processor.
I have tried changing timezones using "Orange Globaltime" built into the distro but despite being connected to the internet, the time is not updated.
Furthermore, I have used $sudo date +%T -s "14:26:00"
to set the time of my laptop. But after I login in again, the time is back to being wrong again.
How can I fix my laptop's time?
linux time manjaro
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I am using Manjaro OS (Arch Linux based distro) on my HP Notebook 15 with Pentium IV processor.
I have tried changing timezones using "Orange Globaltime" built into the distro but despite being connected to the internet, the time is not updated.
Furthermore, I have used $sudo date +%T -s "14:26:00"
to set the time of my laptop. But after I login in again, the time is back to being wrong again.
How can I fix my laptop's time?
linux time manjaro
edited 9 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
38.2k1475123
asked 2 days ago
Anode Cathode
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What does thedatecommand show exactly, how much is it wrong, and in what time zone are you located?
– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It showed 2:30 AM when the correct time was 9:00 PM. I am in Asia/Calcutta time-zone. Changing timezone to UTC did not correct my laptop's time. I am connected to the internet.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
What does thedatecommand show exactly? Its output usually includes a timezone.
– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It's fixed. NTP wasn't installed.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
add a comment |
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I am using Manjaro OS (Arch Linux based distro) on my HP Notebook 15 with Pentium IV processor.
I have tried changing timezones using "Orange Globaltime" built into the distro but despite being connected to the internet, the time is not updated.
Furthermore, I have used $sudo date +%T -s "14:26:00"
to set the time of my laptop. But after I login in again, the time is back to being wrong again.
How can I fix my laptop's time?
linux time manjaro
edited 9 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
38.2k1475123
asked 2 days ago
Anode Cathode
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I am using Manjaro OS (Arch Linux based distro) on my HP Notebook 15 with Pentium IV processor.
I have tried changing timezones using "Orange Globaltime" built into the distro but despite being connected to the internet, the time is not updated.
Furthermore, I have used $sudo date +%T -s "14:26:00"
to set the time of my laptop. But after I login in again, the time is back to being wrong again.
How can I fix my laptop's time?
linux time manjaro
linux time manjaro
edited 9 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked 2 days ago
Anode Cathode
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edited 9 hours ago
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edited 9 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
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1
What does thedatecommand show exactly, how much is it wrong, and in what time zone are you located?
– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It showed 2:30 AM when the correct time was 9:00 PM. I am in Asia/Calcutta time-zone. Changing timezone to UTC did not correct my laptop's time. I am connected to the internet.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
What does thedatecommand show exactly? Its output usually includes a timezone.
– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It's fixed. NTP wasn't installed.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
add a comment |
1
What does thedatecommand show exactly, how much is it wrong, and in what time zone are you located?
– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It showed 2:30 AM when the correct time was 9:00 PM. I am in Asia/Calcutta time-zone. Changing timezone to UTC did not correct my laptop's time. I am connected to the internet.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
What does thedatecommand show exactly? Its output usually includes a timezone.
– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It's fixed. NTP wasn't installed.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
1
1
What does the
date command show exactly, how much is it wrong, and in what time zone are you located?– Kusalananda
2 days ago
What does the
date command show exactly, how much is it wrong, and in what time zone are you located?– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It showed 2:30 AM when the correct time was 9:00 PM. I am in Asia/Calcutta time-zone. Changing timezone to UTC did not correct my laptop's time. I am connected to the internet.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
It showed 2:30 AM when the correct time was 9:00 PM. I am in Asia/Calcutta time-zone. Changing timezone to UTC did not correct my laptop's time. I am connected to the internet.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
What does the
date command show exactly? Its output usually includes a timezone.– Kusalananda
2 days ago
What does the
date command show exactly? Its output usually includes a timezone.– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It's fixed. NTP wasn't installed.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
It's fixed. NTP wasn't installed.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
add a comment |
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It seems as though Network time Protocol is either not installed or not working on your laptop. I suggest using the following commands to install it:
Step 1: Install NTP
sudo pacman -S ntp
Step 2: Turn on NTP
sudo timedatectl set-ntp true
Source: https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=System_Time_Setting
edited 2 days ago
Kusalananda
115k15218351
answered 2 days ago
Prajwal Dhatwalia
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This works. Just restarted my laptop without internet. The time is correct :)
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
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1 Answer
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It seems as though Network time Protocol is either not installed or not working on your laptop. I suggest using the following commands to install it:
Step 1: Install NTP
sudo pacman -S ntp
Step 2: Turn on NTP
sudo timedatectl set-ntp true
Source: https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=System_Time_Setting
edited 2 days ago
Kusalananda
115k15218351
answered 2 days ago
Prajwal Dhatwalia
1161
This works. Just restarted my laptop without internet. The time is correct :)
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
It seems as though Network time Protocol is either not installed or not working on your laptop. I suggest using the following commands to install it:
Step 1: Install NTP
sudo pacman -S ntp
Step 2: Turn on NTP
sudo timedatectl set-ntp true
Source: https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=System_Time_Setting
edited 2 days ago
Kusalananda
115k15218351
answered 2 days ago
Prajwal Dhatwalia
1161
This works. Just restarted my laptop without internet. The time is correct :)
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
It seems as though Network time Protocol is either not installed or not working on your laptop. I suggest using the following commands to install it:
Step 1: Install NTP
sudo pacman -S ntp
Step 2: Turn on NTP
sudo timedatectl set-ntp true
Source: https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=System_Time_Setting
edited 2 days ago
Kusalananda
115k15218351
answered 2 days ago
Prajwal Dhatwalia
1161
It seems as though Network time Protocol is either not installed or not working on your laptop. I suggest using the following commands to install it:
Step 1: Install NTP
sudo pacman -S ntp
Step 2: Turn on NTP
sudo timedatectl set-ntp true
Source: https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=System_Time_Setting
edited 2 days ago
Kusalananda
115k15218351
answered 2 days ago
Prajwal Dhatwalia
1161
edited 2 days ago
Kusalananda
115k15218351
edited 2 days ago
Kusalananda
115k15218351
edited 2 days ago
Kusalananda
115k15218351
115k15218351
answered 2 days ago
Prajwal Dhatwalia
1161
answered 2 days ago
Prajwal Dhatwalia
1161
answered 2 days ago
Prajwal Dhatwalia
1161
1161
This works. Just restarted my laptop without internet. The time is correct :)
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
add a comment |
This works. Just restarted my laptop without internet. The time is correct :)
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
This works. Just restarted my laptop without internet. The time is correct :)
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
This works. Just restarted my laptop without internet. The time is correct :)
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
add a comment |
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What does the
datecommand show exactly, how much is it wrong, and in what time zone are you located?– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It showed 2:30 AM when the correct time was 9:00 PM. I am in Asia/Calcutta time-zone. Changing timezone to UTC did not correct my laptop's time. I am connected to the internet.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago
What does the
datecommand show exactly? Its output usually includes a timezone.– Kusalananda
2 days ago
It's fixed. NTP wasn't installed.
– Anode Cathode
2 days ago