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Editor to share with you how to quickly modify the system time in the Linux system, I believe most people do not know much about it, so share this article for your reference, I hope you can learn a lot after reading this article, let's go to know it!

At the beginning, or there is a saying on the Internet, for example, set the time to 18:30:50 on 2014-07-12.

We will set the date first.

Date-s 20140712 reset time

Date-s 18:30:50 a machine is fine, too much you will be bored. Is there an one-step solution? After several searches, we found that there is!

Date 071218302014 (month, day, hour and year)

This can be done in one step. But! But what, for Linux, this way of writing is too human, too hard to remember. Is there an easier way? After several explorations, I found that there was!

Date-s "20140712 18:30:50" so that it can be achieved in one step and is easy to remember. I've been using it for a long time. I don't tell him about ordinary people, Xu.

When the time is set, it will be saved. It's okay if you turn it off normally. The system will be saved once when the system is turned off, but if you may not shut down properly, you can save the settings first.

Hwclock-- systohc is right, that's how it's written. Most of the words on the Internet are

Clock-w or

Hwclock-w and if you analyze it carefully, clock is the soft link of hwclock. The parameter-w is not mentioned at all in hwclock's help and man. I don't know what year-w is written.

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