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From: mjt on 17 Jul 2010 17:44
During my 11.3 (x86_64) install the other day, I noticed
when I got to the "configure date/time" portion, the time
was one hour into the future, even though I had the (US)
"Central" time zone selected.

I changed the selection a few times, thinking the drop
down widget wasn't getting signaled of a choice change.
So, I decided to continue the installation and will fix
the time issue once I've booted 11.3

Turns out the default ntp server was something like
"ntp.opensuse..." - sorry, I didn't capture the name,
but I changed it to a server in the US. It was odd that
no matter what time zone I selected, the time would not
change (and off by an hour) with that default ntp server.

I'm happy to report, I had no other glitches during the
install or afterwards.

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