You can close it.
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Not really the reason. After user log out and log in, which I do rarely,
the loop comes back.
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Title:
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May be: Installing Xubuntu I used the home-partition of ubuntu. Before I
deleted most of the files and directories meaning that they are relevant
for the unity desktop.
Now I will do it again and leave only those applications, which have
nothing to do with the system. E.g. Firefox and Thunderbird
Meanwhile I had installed Ubuntu: As the unity desktop is not my thing I
installed Xubuntu again and found two reasons for the time leaks in the
syslog, but not at the same starts of OS.
1. Setting of IPv6 in the networkmanager. I set it to 'ignore'.
2. NTP Server in 'ntp.conf'. I changed it to
After several restarts I thought that there must be another behavior
which causes the loop. I don't payed attention, that I had changed the
login to using password. In this case the loop exists. Without password
I had no loop with and without NTPDATE for several restarts.
But with the last
