Re: Bug#252289: general: system clock goes chaoticly causing system breakdown

[Kai Weber <kai.weber@glorybox.de>]

* Frank Küster <frank@debian.org>:

> Have you any programs installed that are involved with setting the
> system clock? chrony, adjtimex, ntpdate and ntp are candidates that come
> to my mind, but there may be more, some have their own daemons, some
> work with cron jobs.

I have the same clock problem. The clock is running too fast. I can not
exactly remember the moment the problem started.

I installed chrony which helps somehow but look at the syslog:

$ grep chronyd /var/log/syslog
...
Jun  3 20:14:04 glorybox chronyd[5026]: System clock wrong by -3.675662 seconds, adjustment started
Jun  3 20:15:09 glorybox chronyd[5026]: System clock wrong by -3.421777 seconds, adjustment started
Jun  3 20:16:13 glorybox chronyd[5026]: System clock wrong by -3.216787 seconds, adjustment started
Jun  3 20:17:17 glorybox chronyd[5026]: System clock wrong by -3.267918 seconds, adjustment started
...

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