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From: krueger@engin.umich.edu (Erick Krueger)
Subject: novice questions
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Date: Tue, 13 Oct 92 04:40:13 EDT
Organization: University of Michigan Engineering, Ann Arbor
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Sorry about the upcoming 'novice' questions, but here goes:

1 - I am trying to get the time set correctly.  I have used the date
    command to set it.  Each time I do, it stays correct until I reboot
    at which time the time is shifted ahead by an hour.  I then found the
    localtime link, which appeared to be pointing to the currect timezone,
    so I changed that to Eastern.  Now it is off by 4 hours.  If I set it
    to 3 am,  and reboot.  It now says it's 7.

2 - I am trying to configure com1 to 9600, 7E1.  How would I do this?  I
    have looked at stty in the man pages, and tried a number of things, but
    am now, totally confused.
 
Thanks ALOT for the help.