Arun Khan wrote:
In addition to other's suggestion, I strongly suggest:
a) you run the ntpd service which will sync. the kernel clock to an
external time server (many available on the 'Net)
Thanks Arun and the others for your suggestions. It is indeed odd that
the timers are so far apart.
I have been monitoring hwclock + date and it appears that only the
system time (date) is progressively falling behind. Hwclock always shows
time 5 minutes behind real IST. This indicates to me that the CMOS is
not at fault.
I went ahead and set up Ntpd. It set the system time and synced it to
the hardware clock correctly. I will be monitoring the system for any skew.
Thanks,
Santosh
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