Unfortunately xntp doesn't solve the problem. The clock skew is to great
for xntp to deal with, unless you seriously jimmy with the configuration.
BTW I have noticed one further thing about this - the skew accumulates
fastest when the machine is not in use. I have a shell script in
background th
While in now way solving the actual problem, installing and configuring xntp
will solve the disturbing symptoms (I hope).
Shachar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
> The system clock on my Digital Venturis FX running RedHat 6.2 drifts
> forward at nearly one day per day. The hardware
Hey,
On Fri, 25 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The system clock on my Digital Venturis FX running RedHat 6.2 drifts
> forward at nearly one day per day. The hardware clock seem to be
> Ok. Anyone seen this?
I'm having the same problem here on RH 6.0, I've always assumed that my
hardware cl
Hi,
The system clock on my Digital Venturis FX running RedHat 6.2 drifts
forward at nearly one day per day. The hardware clock seem to be
Ok. Anyone seen this?
Regards,
- yba
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