My machine is a stand alone one and is not connected to LAN or internet..
SO i cannot use a time server to sync the time
Also i changed the CMOS battery only recently
Well, worst-case, I've seen faulty motherboards which have a
malfunctioning clock. On one or two occasions, the only
LinuxLingam wrote:
it is also not necessary for the pc to be 'old' for the CMOS battery to fail.
other possible reasons;
1) CMOS battery drained if its a recycled/recharged type peddled by some
shady guy.
2) drained due to a shortage or leakage.
I changed the CMOS battery recently!!!
On Tuesday 19 August 2003 02:50 pm, you wrote:
I changed the CMOS battery recently!!!
OK... some background about my application
[snip]
by any means.. As this call processing s/w does all the main
functinalities.. it is absolutely
necessary to sync the time to real time. And also
Why don't you just get yourself a RTC card and use that instead of relying
on the builtin clock!!
On Tue, 19 Aug 2003 14:50:52 +0530, J.Mohamed Zahoor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
LinuxLingam wrote:
it is also not necessary for the pc to be 'old' for the CMOS battery to
fail. other
OK... some background about my application
We develop s/w and hardware for a small, indegeneously developed telephone
exchange . The main call processing s/w runs on a i386 PC which
is connected to the exchange through some properitary h/w to the main
exchange.
All the events are
On Tuesday 19 August 2003 12:13 am, you wrote:
Also, just asking, ... is your machine an old one? In which the CMOS
battery needs replacement? :)
- Sandip
it is also not necessary for the pc to be 'old' for the CMOS battery to fail.
other possible reasons;
1) CMOS battery drained if its a
On Tuesday, August 19, 2003 8:50 AM [GMT+0800],
Shuvam Misra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You just need to find appropriate NTP servers which work for you,
that's all. I guess junta on this list can help there.
pool.ntp.org
--
Sanjeev
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My machine is a stand alone one and is not connected to LAN or internet..
SO i cannot use a time server to sync the time
Also i changed the CMOS battery only recently
./zahoor
Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
As ghane said, use ntpd or xntpd - whatever is available on your
distribution.
Also,
