One Day One GNU/Linux Command
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adjtimex - Display/Set the kernel time variables.
Summary:
This program gives you raw access to the kernel time variables, like
clock tick, frequency, offset, PPL Time constant, etc.
Examples:
$ adjtimex -p -- Print current kernel time values.
# adjtimex -w -- Provide time details and ask the user to approximate
the accuracy.
# adjtimex -c -- Periodically (10Sec) compare the system clock with
the CMOS clock values and give suggestions.
# adjtimex -t 100001 -- Set the no of mSec that should be added to the
system time for each kernel tick interrupt.
# adjtimex -f -408033 -- Set the system clock frequency offset.
Read: man adjtimex
HTH :)
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Bharathi S
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