Kurt Roeckx wrote:
It's seeing peers that are off between 24 and 36 seconds. It can't seem
to find 2 peers that agree on the time, and they're off in the order
of seconds.
From what I get this is after about 20 minutes. That would mean you have
a drift of about 30000 ppm. ntpd will not be able to deal with such
big drifts.
This is ussually a kernel problem. I suggest you try a different
version of the kernel.
Kurt,
Thanks for the information. Three questions:
* Do you recommend any particular kernel in the unstable, or should I
just try an older version and hope for the best?
* I assume I should pare down the list of servers. FYI four of these are
from the default distribution Debian pool, so there's a problem upstream.
* Should I send a bug report to the kernel, and if so, where?
Well, three questions. Thanks for the help.
(And I also want you to know that my .sig changes randomly every 5
minutes... just lucky, I guess.)
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