I tried learning how Linux (or Unix) deals with time several months
ago. It was confusing. IIUC, Linux considers the "software clock" (the
clock run by the CPU by adding ticks to it periodically) to be more
accurate than the hardware clock (run by a battery and crystal
oscillator without influen
If I did not have this problem on every system I have
installed it on, I would agree. If it is hardware it
is fairly common hardware. I have had problems with
this on several desktop intel and amd systems and on
Asus F7400 and F7400-B Laptops.
--- Vox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> During the bom
SI Reasoning schrieb:
>
> I have had a horrible problem with keeping an accurate
> system time on my Mandrake systems. I have had this
> problem on both laptops and desktops through at least
> the 7.0 versions and continuing up through current
> 8.1. My time will be off by minutes each hour (seem
During the bombing raid on Mon, 14 May 2001 10:23:04 -0700 (PDT), SI Reasoning
was heard mumbling in fear:
> I have had a horrible problem with keeping an accurate
> system time on my Mandrake systems. I have had this
> problem on both laptops and desktops through at least
> the 7.0 versions
I have had a horrible problem with keeping an accurate
system time on my Mandrake systems. I have had this
problem on both laptops and desktops through at least
the 7.0 versions and continuing up through current
8.1. My time will be off by minutes each hour (seems
to lag in my laptop and rush on t
