ntpd can only compensate for a certain amount of drift (500 PPM I believe). I
have a system which is in a similar situation, and the problem needs to be
corrected at a lower level (getting the clock running at the proper frequency)
rather than by updating the clock more aggressively.
ntpd can only compensate for a certain amount of drift (500 PPM I believe). I
have a system which is in a similar situation, and the problem needs to be
corrected at a lower level (getting the clock running at the proper frequency)
rather than by updating the clock more aggressively.
In my case, the hardware in question is a Soekris net4501: www.soekris. com/net4501. htm
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