Hi Mark,
First, Linux rarely uses the real time clock - use the 'hwclock' tool to
query it repeatedly and compare that against your stop watch to figure out
if RTC is involved.
If it isn't: Linux keeps its own system clock which is only once
synchronized against RTC. I don't know off-hand what
We are working with both vanilla Coreboot and Sage's BSP version of
Coreboot,
and we stumbled upon the fact that the system clock is running 20-30% slow.
This does not occur when booting from the original AMI BIOS.
We are running both CentOS 6.4 and Ubuntu 14.04 versions of Linux.
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