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    SubjectRe: 2.2.0pre1 OOPS on boot.
    On Tue, Jan 05, 1999 at 12:01:33PM +1300, Chris Wedgwood wrote:
    > I was under the impression ntp type of thing was stuffed for the
    > present under linux anyhow...
    >
    > I have several machines here, most 2.0.36 and some 2.1.x and _none_
    > of them stay in sync. for more than a couple of days (a week at
    > most), many loose sync. three times a days...
    >
    > Am I doing something silly?

    I have a machine running xntpd on 2.1.131, and it is keeping
    synchronised just fine.

    On the other hand, I did `ntpdate -B' to update time on another machine
    running 2.1.131 -- requiring an adjustment of -123 seconds. It's fair
    to expect the adjustment to be slow, but I saw no adjustment at all over
    a period of 1 hour. How long should I expect a 123 second time slew to
    take?

    -- Jamie

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