JohnSwenson;557253 Wrote: > > Under linux there are two clocks, the system clock and the RTC, they > are separate clocks. In many systems the system clock just runs off the > main processor interrupt oscillator which is usually not a highly > accurate clock. In order to deal with this linux can apply an > adjustment from the system clock. It computes and updates this > adjustment by getting periodic updates from an external time server. If > setup properly this can give very accurate time, all the time. Currently > this system is not being used on the Touch. > John S.
My SBS server (Debian linux 6.0) has wrong "system time". "date -u" returnes the time which is an hour and a half ahead of the REAL UTC time. How can that be? NTPD is configured and running. /etc/ntp.conf populated with an appropriate pool.ntp.org servers, at the same time "hardware time" is absolutely correct. Can I synced system time with hardware time somehow? Mike. -- mdm Touch (SheevaPlug) - CA DacMagic - MF A220 - Kelly Transducers KT3, MF A2CD, MF X-CANS, MF X-LPS, Rega P3(Shure V15VxMR), Sennheiser HD-580/RS-180, Vampire Wire SC/IV & Accuphase Interconnect cables, Chord Prodac (coaxial), Acrotec 6N-S1200(bi-wire) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mdm's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=38528 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=79894 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list Touch@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
