http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl1_date.htm

here you can refer to the commands set for day, month, year depending on the combination you want. btw the link is from the PDF instruction file...

@cvp, I think i understand what you mean, but i don't know how to do this.. And still for example, you want to change some icons or system pictures and for seeing your result you still need reboot or refresh..

@bitcool and @accountvip, i really don't understand why it's not work for you.. I tested this a many times and always succeed.
I removed sdk repo and bash, start N9QT and it install sdk repo and bash and after this start N9QT.
Maybe you have some windows opened and maybe something work on the same process that need to be free for installation of program..

That I have it clear and well understood , my question is , what is the name of the second line, where is the day month year. ( June 28, 2012 ).
You gave me the name of the first line (DateStyle).

in the same line after day-of-week-format the entry is called date-format.
currently it is blank so the full date is out, you can customize by changing to whateve you may wish...

is there any commands that let me install "bash" manually then?,

i will try to uninstall some apps and see which one conflict with this @.@ probably home screen setting that is running

run as root from terminal:
apt-get install bash

thanks, found a solution, and finally got it to work

1.open terminal
2.put "devel-su" (this to access root)
3.enter ur root pass
4.put "apt-get install bash"
5.put "Y" (this will override and let you install bash)
6.Done, now u can run this awesome mod

Thanks Schturman

i am getting could not find the package bash when i try to install bash..how do i go abou it..

you need apply sdk repo or just start N9QT, it should install SDK repo and bash..

you have to enable dev harmattan repo for bash, you can use meecatalog from store