I've put it in startup-sequence and user-startup, but it never updates my system clock. My batt is probably bad on the G4 I'm assuming. Regardless..what am I doing wrong?

Note that TCP/IP stack and your network interface must be up before running it. Personally I run it from the last line of S:network-startup.

As Krashan wrote. Create a file s:network-startup with the following contents:

;-----
execute MOSSYS:s/network-startup

Run DETACH MOSSYS:C/SetClockNTP
;---

Do not edit MOSSYS:s/network-startup. The newly created file is the perfect place to start all tools that require network like SMBFS or ftp/http servers, weather tools, ...

Geit

Been looking for this answer for a long time.
Always had trouble with "wetter" starting up to soon.

excellent. Thanks!