Hi,
I'm having problem with the clock/time on my debian box. Everytime,
I bring up the system, the clock is always about 4 hours behind.
I have to setup the time using "date -s hh:mm". I'd like to know
how to:
1. setup the Debian to always read the time/date from the CMOS
according.
2. adjust the time periodicly if the system is up for a while.
I've noticed that when the system stay up for long period of
time, the clock slow down to like 3-4 hour in a 24 hours period.
My system is setup to use CDT timezone. Many thanks in advance.
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