Sander Smeenk schrieb:
Quoting Harlan Stenn ([email protected]):
The time values are in milliseconds, not seconds.
Yes, that's right, my bad. :(
But that's not the point, really.
The offets keep increasing and increasing up to the point
where ntpd.exe drops all the servers and sync_ntp flag is lost.
The exact same ntp servers are used on Linux VMs running on the same
QEMU/KVM host and they do not show the increasing offsets and jitter
values.
Something is awry and i can't figure out what, where and why. :/
Windows isn't a very good timekeeper anyway.
I don't find it surprising that Linux VMs are behaving nicer. Linux
timekeeping is more stable anyway, and since QEMU/KVM is also based on
Linux I would expect they work better together than Windows on Linux.
I see you already run ntpd v4.2.8 in your VM, which already contains a
workaround for another deficiency in Windows, where small tick
adjustments are not handled correctly.
Martin
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Martin Burnicki
Meinberg Funkuhren
Bad Pyrmont
Germany
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