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thanks for the response |
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So far as I can tell I have not had ntp on my system, I have not put |
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it on myself the only way it could have been on is if it were a |
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default during original install of Gentoo in which case --depclean |
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ought not to have removed it as it should "belong" to something [world |
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, system ] |
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I may give up on chrony and put a ntp on and see if that cures it, |
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though I prefer not to just mask a problem if there is one, could a |
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clock slowdown be something as serious as an indication of hardware |
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problems? |
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stu |
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On 8/30/05, A. Khattri <ajai@××××.net> wrote: |
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> On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, Stuart Howard wrote: |
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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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> Maybe you had ntp installed? |
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