> 
> >  You might check whether the system boards do power saving by changing cpu 
> > clock frequencies. That throws ntpd. 
> 
> > 
> 
> 
> 
>   Some more info in the same vein. This issue has been seen with Supermicro 
> boards as far back as 2006.
> 
>  Check out the following to see if your linux is configured to manage cpu 
> stepping. If you don't see it there, disable it in the BIOS.



This is interesting.
Are you saying that if the CPU is changing frequency and Linux is not 
configured to handle it, ntpd will see the clock changing wildly?

Thanks,
Antonio

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