Another Time Setting question

OK.
I ran the timezoneadj.tcl and adjusted the timezone to 7 (it reported that it was 8 and adjusted to 7).
Now all looks splendid.
When the system reboots the timezoneold reverts to 8. Now, as I alluded to in the original post (way up there...), I changed (probably) this timezoneold to 8 at some point, but I cannot remember in which file. Can you point me to this file (alternatively, how do I change this parameter permanently).

Thanks

Gideon.

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Originally Posted by gideon_friedmann

I ran the timezoneadj30.tcl and adjusted the timezone to 7 (it reported that it was 8 and adjusted to 7).
Now all looks splendid.
When the system reboots the timezoneold reverts to 8. Now, as I alluded to in the original post (way up there...), I changed (probably) this timezoneold to 8 at some point, but I cannot remember in which file.

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Sorry, other than timezoneadj30.tcl I am not aware of anything else that would reset this value... Needless to say it should not be resetting on restartup :(

I found the file...
rc.sysinit.tivohack sets the timezone. Apparently it is run on every boot.
It is towards the end of the file, and I stumbled upon it when playing with the dial prefix. I then changed it to 8 in the thought that it was some sort of offset, and that I would figure out the correct offset to get the time correctly to Israel. I later forgot which file it was...
I changed the value back to 7 (GMT).
So, now I have the time set to local time, and hopefully, (and this was only possible with your masterful help for which I am grateful), it will keep so even during local daylight savings changes.

Thanks so much again,

Gideon