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Re: [suse-ppc] Losing time
- From: Ron McCall <ronald.mccall@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2002 11:43:42 -0500
- Message-id: <20020218114342.A2413@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Ben,
Wow, I guess I don't feel quite so bad now! It is interesting that your
clock is running way too fast while mine is running slow.
It seems to be a software issue since as soon as I reboot, my time will
be back to normal (meaning the hardware clock is keeping good time). I
have since started using xntpd and it is keeping the time very well.
I'd rather not have to rely on a net connection but my DSL connection is
usually up all day every day for several months straight (seems to drop
about once every 3-4 months).
Thanks for the info!
Ron
On Mon, Feb 18, 2002 at 10:46:50AM +0100, suse-ben wrote:
> hey ron, you can get some minutes from my system...
>
> on the titanium g4 667 MHz my suse ppc 7.1 tells me, that we have
> already march. so i've got 1 month to much- if you take it all you
> could be happy for the next 39 years. (what the hell i should do with
> 43.200 minutes?) ;-)
> btw. both of my apple systems (9.2 and X) show the correct time.
>
> greetz from ben
Wow, I guess I don't feel quite so bad now! It is interesting that your
clock is running way too fast while mine is running slow.
It seems to be a software issue since as soon as I reboot, my time will
be back to normal (meaning the hardware clock is keeping good time). I
have since started using xntpd and it is keeping the time very well.
I'd rather not have to rely on a net connection but my DSL connection is
usually up all day every day for several months straight (seems to drop
about once every 3-4 months).
Thanks for the info!
Ron
On Mon, Feb 18, 2002 at 10:46:50AM +0100, suse-ben wrote:
> hey ron, you can get some minutes from my system...
>
> on the titanium g4 667 MHz my suse ppc 7.1 tells me, that we have
> already march. so i've got 1 month to much- if you take it all you
> could be happy for the next 39 years. (what the hell i should do with
> 43.200 minutes?) ;-)
> btw. both of my apple systems (9.2 and X) show the correct time.
>
> greetz from ben
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