Joachim Trinkwitz writes: > Are there any advantages over using `netdate' (part of the > netstd.deb)?
Millisecond accuracy and drift control. It calculates the rate at which your clock drifts and then uses 'dead reckoning' to correct it while you are not connected to the net. This assumes that it works as advertised, of course. It seems to be keeping my rather drifty clock on time, but I'm not equipped to fully test it. -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler) Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, WI