On Sun, Jun 24, 2007 at 02:27:49PM -0700, Matthew Dillon wrote: > > :This is crazy: > : > :# grep ntpd /var/log/all.log > :Jun 24 02:06:39 ylem dntpd[629]: issuing frequency adjustment: 338.189ppm > :Jun 24 02:22:27 ylem dntpd[629]: issuing offset adjustment: 3.743491 > :... > : > :There's no servers directive, so here's what dntpd.conf looks like: > : > :# cat /etc/dntpd.conf > :server us.pool.ntp.org > :server us.pool.ntp.org > :server us.pool.ntp.org > :server us.pool.ntp.org > : > :Operating on -HEAD sources as of June 22. > > Does your machine have a history of problems keeping time or is this > something new? Have you changed your video settings or operation > recently?... video bioses are known to mess up 8254 based timing > (which also means you are running without ACPI). What kind of machine > is it? >
This is new. The only change I made was I replaced one of my hard drives with a bigger one. The machine is a dual Xeon. I'm not using ACPI. I suppose I'll try the walltimer. --Peter
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