Yes, ntpdate or rdate at boot followed by NTP would be appropriate on a
machine whose local clock is gone so it isn't spending days coming up to
speed.
dbc.
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I've noticed that about the skew also. Thanks.
Peter M.
Try using ntpdate to set the time first, then start the NTP service. I
find sometimes if it has less of a skew to correct it's much happier.
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I have it set up but it didn't synchronize properly at first. I was
getting a lot of
"set_rtc_mmss: can't update from 59 to 9" or similar messages still,
which is annoying when you're trying to look at the * console. The last
boot seems to be fine though. ntpstat says its synchronized now. Is
there some sort of trick to get the synchronization working when you
first set up ntpd?
Peter M.
Use NTP.
dbc,.
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... If only the MB clock didn't lose it on reboot.
Peter M.
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