> systemd-timesyncd implements SNTP, it periodically updates system > time. chronyd will perceive it as erratic time jumps which will > probably result in rather bad quality for external clients.
What do you mean by bad quality? I know chrony is supposed to be more correct, but I think the SNTP quality would be enough for my needs. As long as there are no major issues, this would be fine for me. > I am not sure what you call a "hardware clock" here. For me RTC *is* > hardware clock. >From my understanding the hardware clock is the RTC as opposed to the system >clock which is manged by the kernel in software. > My understanding is that chronyd will simply get whatever system time there > is. This is why I am asking whether it is the hardware clock or system clock. Would be nice if this could be specified the config. It is probably possible On Juli 12 2024, at 2:06 pm, MUZZULINI Frank <frank.muzzul...@frequentis.com> wrote:
