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meekrob
Tux's lil' helper
Joined: 13 Apr 2002
Posts: 81
Location: Tempe, AZ USA
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 Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2002 10:36 pm Post subject: clock drift - time is incorrect |
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I was experiencing clock drift, every so often. I know I see a lot of posts about this so I wanted to share my solution.
If you are experiencing random clock drift set your hardware clock like this:
| Code: | hwclock --set --date 07/18/2002
hwclock --set --date 15:22:00 |
Check the time:
and now delete adjtime which is probably set too high:
Now sync your system time with your hardware clock (this also recreates adjtime):
Cool. Check your system time:
So far it seems to be working, if I could be doing this a better way someone please point it out as I will be adding this to the howto and a warning in the install doc.  |
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