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Hi, I installed hackintosh and winxp on the same machine. Each on it's own HDD, everything working perfectly except this weird problem.

I can choose to have right time (clock and timezone) in XP or in osx, not both :( Each system shifts the time about 2-4 hours on the other system.

 

I solved the problem by setting right time & timezone in XP and by playing with the timezones in OSX (10.4.10). That gives me right clock on both systems but now different timezone on osx doesn't look nice...

 

Anyone with same problems ?

 

I came across just one possible thing that might cause this problem... I didn't installed XP on that machine, instead I just used disk image from other PC.

 

 

Thanx...

 

 

P.S. Some more silly questions...

 

- any idea on how to enable TV out on nvidia 7950 GT ? (so I can watch movies on home TV)

 

- What is the best movie (xvid + subtitles) player for OSX ? (I'm used to media player classic from PC, VLC for Mac isn't bad but I cannot manually scale picture like MPC and subtitles are jerky when in fullscreen, like it doesn't use fonts as vectors but bitmaps.

 

- I guess there is no solution to Trash Can management on MAC ? No way to delete only choosen files or to delete files directly (not to trash), like on PC ?

This is normal, I have the same problem. I favour Mac OS X, so I keep that as the correct time. I haven't found a fix yet.

- What is the best movie (xvid + subtitles) player for OSX ? (I'm used to media player classic from PC, VLC for Mac isn't bad but I cannot manually scale picture like MPC and subtitles are jerky when in fullscreen, like it doesn't use fonts as vectors but bitmaps.

Quicktime 7 Pro (cracked) with Perian 1.0 Plays almost everything really quickly + nicely. Subtitles are supported...

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That doesn't meant that you can't create one.rc.local is not necessarily by default, that is whay it has the suffix .local so you can put things there.

 

BTW, is not a weird problem, Windows treat the clock of the PC as local time, and Mac OS X treat as UTC.

I use appletime.exe for the XP bootcamp partition of my MacPro and it works fine. On my hackintosh, I'm running Windows XP and I copy the appletime.exe file into my All Users>Start Menu>Programs>Startup directory and then reboot and it also works just fine. When XP starts, as it's going through the startup procedure, when the time first appears, it's off by 4 hours as usual. Within a second or two, it adjusts to the proper time.

 

Since XP is the primary OS on my hackintosh, it is important to me that it shows the accurate time so that all data created bears the proper time stamp format. Prior to copying this file from my Mac several months ago, I just set the OSX timezone ahead by four hours so that my Windows would always appear correctly.

Appletime.exe doesnt work for me in Vista, it doesnt really do anything, I double click it and thats all that really happens, me clicking it and it sitting there.

 

Ive long been a proponent of changing the timezone in OS X but the new ichat in Leopard has ruled that option out. It time stamps (in a really annoying way) every single message I get and send with both date and time (since my time zone is so far away that its a different day than the person Im talking to).

 

How do I create the rc.local thing? Is it the same way you create a .bat file in windows (make a text file with the text inside then just rename)?

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