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zion:~/lunies$ date
Wed Jul 12 00:40:48 IST 2006
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Wed Jul 12 00:40:49 IST 2006
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Wed Jul 12 00:40:50 IST 2006
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Wed Jul 12 00:40:47 IST 2006
zion:~/lunies$ date
Wed Jul 12 00:40:47 IST 2006
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Wed Jul 12 00:40:49 IST 2006
zion:~/lunies$ date
Wed Jul 12 00:40:50 IST 2006
zion:~/lunies$ date
Wed Jul 12 00:40:48 IST 2006
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Wed Jul 12 00:40:49 IST 2006
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Wed Jul 12 00:40:50 IST 2006
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Wed Jul 12 01:52:21 IST 2006
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We are using a GNU/Linux 2.6.8-3-686 Debian Sarge on a P4 computer (Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2.80GHz).
Can please somebody help to fix this strange issue? It's crazy !
You can try installing ntp. aptitude install ntp and have it update your system clock. If the problem persists, it might be a bios problem or the hardware clock is losing time somehow.
It might be a BIOS problem. You might try changing what timer you system uses (try using each and every timesource available on your system, e.g., tsc, pmtmr, hpet, rtc, etc.).
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