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Clock is set up to use NTP, and there was no sign that it is not working---until I brought up http://www.time.gov/ The first time I did this, I found the computer was several tens of SECONDS fast. I changed ntp servers, and within seconds, the time was correct.
Just now I noted that the clock was again ~ 10 seconds fast . I changed back to the original ntp server, and it again synced up within a second.
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Last edited by pixellany; 06-08-2009 at 07:39 AM.
Reason: meant SECONDS, not minutes
Not really sure what you're having problems with, if it's just NTP not working, check your sync status by querying the ntpd daemon... "ntpq -pn" does it for me.
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