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Package: adjtimex
Version: 1.23-1
Severity: normal
I do not know if this bug is grave or not so I set the severity to
normal.
When I install, upgrade or manually configure adjtimex with
adjtimexconfig I get the following error:
Richte adjtimex ein (1.23-1) ...
Regulating system clock...adjtimex: Invalid argument
for this kernel:
USER_HZ = 100 (nominally 100 ticks per second)
9000 <= tick <= 11000
-33554432 <= frequency <= 33554432
done.
Comparing clocks (this will take 70 sec)...read() from /dev/rtc to wait for
clock tick failed: Input/output error
done.
awk: BEGIN{print ((-10000)*100 + /65536.)*.0864}
awk: ^ syntax error
awk: BEGIN{print ((-10000)*100 + /65536.)*.0864}
awk: ^ syntax error
Adjusting system time by sec/day to agree with CMOS clock...done.
The reason is that the ticks and freq variable gets filled in a wrong
way.
To your information, the output of adjtimex --print --tick 0 is
(indented with one space):
adjtimex: Invalid argument
mode: 16384
offset: 0
frequency: 0
maxerror: 0
esterror: 0
status: 0
time_constant: 0
precision: 0
tolerance: 0
tick: 0
raw time: 0s 0us = 0.000000
for this kernel:
USER_HZ = 100 (nominally 100 ticks per second)
9000 <= tick <= 11000
-33554432 <= frequency <= 33554432
The Invalid argument is printed to stderr. I have no clue where it
comes from.
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Informations truncated as the bug appears on a sid laptop where I have
no mail configured.
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Klaus Ethgen http://www.ethgen.de/
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I believe this was fixed in adjtimex 1.24
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