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Hi |
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I am losing up to 10 minites a day on my system clock ie. if it is |
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correct at boot then the following day, "date" will reply with a time |
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that has lost up to 10 minites. |
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Points that may be relavent, |
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- The system has "worked" correctly for many months prior to next point. |
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- This problem has occured since building a new kernel and changing to |
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KDE as the desktop |
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- Upon a reboot the time has corrected itself. |
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My questions are |
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- The kernel was the first I have done without genkernel or oldconfig |
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is there an option that could be casuing this? |
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- Can KDE be causing this? though if I drop out of KDE date still |
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outputs the incorrect time. |
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- I tried to install "chrony" to adjust the time, though it seems to |
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be working ie. from logs, though it does not update the sytstem time, |
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could there be a permissions issue somewhere or have I lost |
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something that checks or sync's the system time? |
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- As I wrote last question I realised that I did my first "emerge -av |
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--depclean" a few days ago is it possible that I have removed some app |
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that keeps a check on system time? |
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OK, well thanks for reading this far, above are the points that I have |
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manged to scrape up but do not know how to answer are there any other |
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points that may be affecting this |
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any suggestions at all ? |
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regards |
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stu |
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binary, those who don't" |
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--Unknown |
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