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Manjaro problem

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  1. IJAC

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    Well I installed Manjaro and all is well at least I thought it was.I have a small problem the date will not update automatically.I open the date and time settings and network time is off so I unlock and reset it to on.When I check it again it is off.Did some searching on the net but just became more confused.It looks like arch Linux uses different commands in the terminal than Mint does.I can live with it but I would like to fix it if possible unless it is to complicated for me.
     
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    Check your BIOS time you may have to correct it there then change it in Manjaro.

    Had that issue give me a bit to see what I had to do to correct,
     
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    Mine is doing the same thing now wondering if it is related to the latest rounds of updates that we just had?

    Will have to research and hoping to have an answer.

    Found a few things testing some of them now will let you know.
     
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    OK thanks bios is good also when I boot into windows it is good also.I did the registry hack in windows so my time doesn't mess up when I boot into windows sometimes.I also found a setting in menu,preferences,Manjaro settings manager there is a date and time setting in there.I wasn't sure if that would work or not just found it.
     
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    Yes that would do the same thing.

    For some reason it does not show and or hold in Time and Date Settings. Still looking to why though.
     
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    Yep that is the same thing I am getting strange.I thought it may but didn't want to mess something up.I am sure if we are having the same problem someone else that is using Manjaro is also.
     
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    Booted up this morning and the correct date and time are there.I did turn it on in the other setting I asked about thru the menu maybe that did it not sure.O and I did double check my bios/uefi settings and the time was off so I corrected it there also.I guess I should not rely on my memory for important things like that.Thanks for your input you are a great help I appreciate it.
     
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    Not a problem glad to do it.

    Found that it has been an issue for a few years and that is the way for Arch that it is done.
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    Enter a few commands.
     
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    Rustys do you know a good site that I could learn the Arch commands for the terminal or are they the same as Mint and Ubuntu.I did try some I knew and got the bad command so I figured maybe it was different.
     
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    Which commands and there are some that are different.

    Here is one thread on the Manjaro Forum which has a bunch of other links to other places that may help.
    Manjaro terminal commands
     
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    Thanks.
     
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