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adjtimex w/ 2.2.5
- From: larrys lexis-nexis com (Larry Snyder)
- To: axp-list redhat com
- Subject: adjtimex w/ 2.2.5
- Date: Mon, 31 May 1999 20:21:05 -0400 (EDT)
Hi all --
My apologies if this has been here before, but apparently searching
the archives is no longer an option :-(
I have an AS200 that runs about 130 seconds fast over 24 hours.
When I try running adjtimex --print, it returns all zeros and a
rc=5. Using it to drop the tick value appears to do nothing.
The version I have (1.3) looks to be current. Worst case, I
could run ntpdate twice, separated by a reasonably precise interval,
and scale the constant in timex.h (and then a kernel build),
but I was trying to avoid that. I have a Multia running 2.2.0-pre3
that exhibits the same time error. I'm a dialup, so xntpd is not
an option.
The CLOCK_TICK_RATE is defined as 1193180 in both alpha and x86 versions
of the ...include/asm*/timex.h (and apparently others).
Sooooo:
1. Is adjtimex broken for 2.2.x?
2. Is the constant in the header file slightly off?
3. Has anyone else run into this?
TIA,
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