Randall Barlow wrote:
Michael Tharp wrote:
My /etc/conf.d/ntpd(sans comments):
<snip>
NTPD_OPTS="-s"
This is the only part of my configuration that seems to be different. I
already had ntpd running in the default runlevel - I had it working just
fine before the clock thing changed. I added the "-s" to my ntpd.conf
file, we'll see if that does the trick (does it synchronize?)
Thanks!
Randy Barlow
-s tells ntpd to set your clock on startup instead of slewing it,
depending on your system the drift may be so high that ntpd will not try
to slew it.
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