Maybe this can sum my problem up real nicely:
.. hwclock showing the actually correct real world time.
If I run rdate, it fixes the system time, but then because the system time *apparently* is running slow, it's wrong again within minutes.
I've setup a cron to run rdate every 2 minutes and the time still won't hold up for even that 2 minutes. Obviously after watching it for some time, that clock is running slower than it should be and I have no idea how to fix a problem like this.
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[email protected][~]# date
Thu Dec 14 23:44:07 EST 2006
[email protected][~]# hwclock --show
Thu 14 Dec 2006 11:52:26 PM EST -0.072929 secondsIf I run rdate, it fixes the system time, but then because the system time *apparently* is running slow, it's wrong again within minutes.
I've setup a cron to run rdate every 2 minutes and the time still won't hold up for even that 2 minutes. Obviously after watching it for some time, that clock is running slower than it should be and I have no idea how to fix a problem like this.
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