Re: problem with system clock

Dario Rossi napisał(a): Hello, i have a etch installation, daily updated. I am experiencing a problem with system clock infact it "suddenly" started running at half speed ( means that if i run "sleep 2", it takes more or less 4 seconds to complete). I recompiled the kern

problem with system clock

Hello, i have a etch installation, daily updated. I am experiencing a problem with system clock infact it "suddenly" started running at half speed ( means that if i run "sleep 2", it takes more or less 4 seconds to complete). I recompiled the kernel upgrading it from 2.6.1

Re: Problem with system clock drift

On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 21:33 +0100 Franck PASSELEGUE wrote: > I don't understand why the time (given by date() commande) is > completly false. > The drift of the system clock is about 10min after 2 hours !! Over the years I have seen this happen a few times. The last time was when I set the time 1 ho

Re: Problem with system clock drift

On Mon, 2006-11-06 at 21:33 +0100, Franck PASSELEGUE wrote: > Hello, > > I'm running Debian sarge Rc3 on a new computer. An Intel celeron 3Ghz. > I don't understand why the time (given by date() commande) is completly > false. > The drift of the system clock is about 10min after 2 hours !! > >

Problem with system clock drift

Hello, I'm running Debian sarge Rc3 on a new computer. An Intel celeron 3Ghz. I don't understand why the time (given by date() commande) is completly false. The drift of the system clock is about 10min after 2 hours !! I tried to start my computer from a live Cd (ubuntu 6.10) and it seems to

Re: problem with system clock

also sprach Gleef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.09.16.1846 +0200]: > I don't know if ntpd knows how to handle SpeedStep or not. Even if it > does, it is also possible that there is a subtle implementation bug > causing your clock drift. Keep in mind that ntpd was really tested > with stable servers