On Sunday, 10 September 2017 12:32:49 BST Terry Coles wrote:
> I've been reading the man page for hwclock to see what --hctosys and --systz
> do and have been struggling to see how relevant this might be and I note
> the reference to NTP. Bearing in mind that the NTP server is running on the
> master Pi (the same one that has the clock), I'm not sure if it's an issue
> or not.
Yesterday, I removed the code in ntp.config to set up the NTP server on the
'master' pi and
a few minutes ago the time was accurate to within 1 second. Obviously, I need
to monitor
it for a bit longer, but it looks like something is interfering with the clock
when the server
is running. I think that it's likely I've found the problem and I need to work
out how to
prevent the NTP server affecting the time on it's own machine.
Anyone got any ideas?
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