Have the right timezone file.
I think it's been fixed in Hotfix 5, but prior to that it links the timezone to the wrong timezone file.
Open a terminal and run the following:
Code:
sudo rm /etc/localtime
sudo ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/<region>/<zone_or_city> /etc/localtime
sudo date MMDDhhmmYY
sudo hwclock -w
Replace region and zone_or_city with the appropriate values. There's a lot of them, so you'll have to browse to the directory and try and guess the right one.
For example, I live in Toronto, so I'd say "/usr/share/zoneinfo/America/Toronto"
To set the date, the format is MMDDhhmmYY. Today, March 18th at 11:55pm, it would be "0318235511". The year is at the end, it's kinda weird like that. The last line sets the hardware clock.
And then your time should be fine.
Or you can upgrade to Hotfix 5 and just update your date and time once and it'll do everything for you.