Richard B. Gilbert wrote: > Dean S. Messing wrote: > > Is it possible to disable "11 minute mode" from "ntp.conf"? > > I've tried using the command "disable kernel" but that > > appears to change the way time discipline is maintained, but > > does nothing for "11 minute mode". > > > > If using ntp.conf is not the way, what is? > > > > Thanks for your help. > > Dean > > What IS "11 minute mode"??
Oops. Sorry! I thought everyone reading this list (who could answer my question :-) would know. David Woolley gave you a good answer already so I'll only add that if you want to "see" if you are in "11 minute mode", do "adjtimex -p" and look at the "status:" value. If it's odd, (LSB==1) then your kernel is in "11 minute mode". Now, if someone would tell me how to disable it (short of hacking time.c) I'd be most thankful. I tried turning it off with adjtimex -S 64) but ntp changes it back again in a few minutes. I'd like to disable it, but keep ntp kernel discipline so I can do some analysis of my RTC. Dean _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
