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This is almost certainly a hardware problem. If it isn't a hardware |
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problem, it is at least not distribution specific. This doesn't really |
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belong in a Gentoo mailing list. That being said... |
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Some rhetorical questions (in no particular order): |
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Does the problem persist when you use Knoppix? Does the problem persist |
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when you use Windoze? Are you overclocking? Did you fiddle with any |
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voltages in BIOS? Does the problem go away if you use a different power |
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supply? Do you have the latest BIOS? Have you tried an older BIOS? Does |
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your BIOS or xsensors (or equivalent) report reasonable voltages? Do you |
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have a replacement motherboard? Have you tried changing the update |
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interval of your NTP daemon to a smaller value? What was the last thing |
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you did before the problem started? Is the motherboard still under |
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warranty? Are you competent to solder a new oscillator onto your |
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motherboard? |
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Good luck! |
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Matt Garman wrote: |
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>My system clock is running extremely fast... |
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>So, my questions are: (1) what would cause my clock to run so fast? And |
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>(2) why can't any ntp daemon keep correct time? |
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"Pluralitas non est ponenda sine necessitate" - W. of O. |
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