Randall Barlow wrote: >Michael Tharp wrote: > > > >>/etc/conf.d/clock should do it, just comment out the rc.conf definition. >> >> > >OK, so now the clock doesn't change itself to random times anymore, but >I've been noticing that the clock is now drifting away from the correct >time slowly. Before, when I had the clock set to "local" in rc.conf, >the clock would be updated by ntpd just fine upon booting. Now, it >doesn't seem that ntpd is updating the clock. Anyone know how to fix >this? (Gentoo...) > >Thanks, >Randy Barlow > > > In /etc/conf.d/clock set CLOCK_SYSTOHC="yes". This should make sure that the internal clock is set by ntpd on shutdown.
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