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<div>Using ubuntu 12.04 LTS</div>
<div>Using tz 2012 j code/data</div>
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<div>Tested each timezone mentioned in zone.tab, by zdump-ing each one.</div>
<div>Observed that each timezone had two lines that reported NULL, then a bunch of nice-looking pairs-of-lines, then two lines that reported “NULL”</div>
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<div>I understand that this could be caused if you are using a 64 bit ubuntu on a 32-bit machine....</div>
<div>...I may have !!! migrated to a 32-bit ubuntu on a 32-bit machine...</div>
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<div>The lines at the earliest/latest transition for each timezone are no longer “NULL”-containing (they mention 1901 and 2038, which I understand)</div>
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<div>What is breaking my heart is “Why did the lines drop off the gmtoff value, now ending with the isdst value?”</div>
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<div>Saw somewhere that tm_gmtoff is a GNU extension that may not be visible...</div>
<div>Please “illuminate”</div>
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<div>Thanks,</div>
<div>Jim</div>
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