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Francesco Talamona wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 05 January 2011, Dale wrote: |
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>> Now on my old system, it would adjust the drift file and the |
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>> adjustments would get smaller and smaller. On the new rig, as you |
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>> can see it stays about the same. I would like it to get to a point |
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>> where it doesn't have to sync so often. I read on the website where |
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>> they are needing more servers to help with the load and I don't want |
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>> to be one of the ones putting a load on it. |
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> Maybe you copied over /etc/adjtime from the previous machine. I would |
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> try to regenerate it... |
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> Ciao |
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> Francesco |
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I'm sure I didn't copy that. I copied ntp.conf but that is all. I |
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didn't even notice that one being there. I got to see what purpose that |
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has. |
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I may delete it tho and see what happens. It would generate a new one |
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if I restart the service correct? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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