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Hi, |
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I been watching my clock here for a while. On my old rig, ntp kept the |
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clock set very, very well. This rig seems to have issues. I tried the |
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stable version of ntp and it just seems to keep resetting the time but |
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not adjusting the drift file at all. I even adjusted manually once and |
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my entry was better than the one it made. |
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I then decided to try the latest unstable ntp to see if maybe it would |
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work better. I emerged ntp, renamed the drift file and started the |
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service. That was several hours ago and it has yet to even create the |
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drift file. It also puts nothing in the log file except that it started |
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and is using ports and the normal stuff. No syncing or anything like |
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the older version. |
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Also, I copied the ntp.conf file over from the old rig. I would think |
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they would work pretty much the same. Same program, same config and |
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hopefully same results. |
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First version tried: net-misc/ntp-4.2.4_p7-r1 |
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Current unstable version: net-misc/ntp-4.2.6_p2-r1 |
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When I looked at the ntp website, it said it should sync much faster |
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than the old one. Basically it is minutes instead of hours. So far |
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this is not the case. |
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Anybody else ran into this? Am I missing something that is different on |
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a 64 bit rig? |
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Thanks. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |