Re: [LUG] Time Warpz

[Jonathan Melhuish <jon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Friday 23 August 2002 17:36, you wrote:
> On 23 Aug 2002, Alex Charrett wrote:
> > Although if you're looking for accuracy
>
> then you would want to use a real-time OS.  Not any *X, where a
> scheduler is in control and gives you no guarantees beyond "your
> turn sometime..."
>
> OTOH, a RTC with NTP offers spot times to the best accuracy you'll
> get without some very serious expenditure.

I have a radio-synchronised alarm clock that seems to be pretty accurate ;-)

My laptop clock seems to have stopped drifting, but that may be because the 
suspend function seems to have completely broken now :-(  Anyone got any 
ideas how to fix it, other than large hammers or a regular supply of linux 
geeks?

I just can't understand these intermittent problems, I just can't see what is 
changing...

Jon

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