Here is a transcript running the stand alone utility 'calendar' to set the time, date, and timezone on an Apollo workstation.
Bold type is user input.
NOTE: ESDI drives are referenced by 'w' but SCSI drives are referenced by 'w6:0' or 'w5:0', etc., where the digit is the SCSI ID.
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> re
> re
MD7C REV 1.3, 1988/04/28.09:31:44
>ex calendar
ex calendar
Calendar, revision 10.4, December 2, 1991 6:28:27 pm
Please select the disk [w=Winch|s=Storage mod|f=Floppy|q=Quit][ctrl#:][unit#] [,lvno].
If you do not have a disk, enter none (N): w
The time-zone is set to 0:00 (UTC). Would you like to reset it? y
Please input the time-zone by entering either:
. a time-zone identifier (EST, EDT, CST, CDT, MST, MDT, PST, PDT,
GMT, or UTC), or
. the difference between your time-zone and Universal Coordinated Time in
the form "hour:minutes" or "-hour:minutes (e.g. 9:00, -3:00).
Time-zone differences west of Greenwich are negative and those east
are positive.
Time-zone: mst
The calendar date/time is 1996/08/24 16:49:41 MST.
Would you like to reset it? y
Please enter today's date (year/month/day): 1996/08/25
Please enter the local time in 24 hour format (hour:minute): 10:21
The calendar is being reset forward by more than 5 minutes.
Is the above information correct? y
The calendar has been set to:
1996/08/25 10:21:00 MST (1996/08/25 17:21:00 UTC).
If running online, you should now shutdown and reboot the system to run with
the new calendar setting.
Done.
