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Subject: Where to put sysctl command
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Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions on this;

One of my machines cannot keep time unless using timecounter.method 1

I know many places to put the sysctl command, but would like to know the best - 
or is there an option somewhere I can set which will take effect on boot.

If anyone has any ideas (and reasons) please tell.

I repeat, it's not that I don't know how to do it, it's "what's the best way
to do it?"

TIA

Bap.


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