sebp;561362 Wrote: > If you're right, John, and I cannot doubt you are, I would see some > simple workaround for all this mess regarding Touch's clock drift : > 1. Get accurate time from a reliable source from time to time (when > connecting to SBS or mysb.com), and update the hardware clock from the > system clock (I seem to remember there's a hwclock tool to do that) > 2. Regularly refresh system clock from hardware clock (some at job > would do the trick) > 3. Repeat step 1 whenever possible > > I used this dirty trick some years ago because some Linux systems I > administered then tended to have a serious clock drift... I'm not sure the RTC is even running. There is no battery connected to it. I could try setting it and read it a while later and see if it has changed. Even if it works there is no guarantee it would be any better than the system clock. Its worth trying though.
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