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Subject: Clock Drift Problem
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Has any else seen this?

FreeBSD 3.4 Release.

Intel motherboard.

kernel.GENERIC

The clock on one machine is drifting by 5 mins a day and on the other by 30 mins a 
day.

I'm not running ntp.

Any ideas?

tomb ;~>




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