hello guys,

the clock of my Pegasos delays a little, up to 30 seconds every month. i saw on http://www.horlogeparlante.com/synchro.php 2 programs for linux. do equivalent programs exist for amiga/morphos to preserve the clock synchronize ? if negative should it be easy to convert one these programs for amiga/morphos ?

bye,

Brumiga

Facts

i prefer NTPSync (it's also available on aminet).

regards,
tokai

I have a similar problem, the date under MorphOS is often set back or displayed as 1999, while Linux shows 2004.
Why is that? Is there a way to fix that w/o NTP tools?

I have a similar problem, the date under MorphOS is often set back or displayed as 1999, while Linux shows 2004.
Why is that? Is there a way to fix that w/o NTP tools?

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I am another one with this phenomenon, so who can explain, why this happends

no one else with that problem? I just booted Debian Linux and the year is correct (2004)... strange!

My Ambient clock is always set back to 1999 after I have booted into debian and then back into Ambient.

Same problem here..that is quite strange, both OS'es should get the same clock information, is there a way to check the time from the bios ?

Don't use Linux. Linux is evil.





regards,
tokai

(yes, me thinks the bug is in linux!)

Use the ntp client and be happy.

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I don't like workarounds with additional software components (which don't even supply source code).
What is or may be the cause of this problem? It should be fixed ASAP, no matter if it's Debian banging the clock hardware or MorphOS reading wrong values...

@hiTCH-HiKER

Here is the solution (thanks for ChainQ):

Edit the "/etc/init.d/hwclock.sh" file, and comment 103th and 104th lines (the first begins with "["$GMT" = ").