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    Quote Originally Posted by birdman View Post
    whereas yours showed that ntpdate-sync had reset the time to 0 (or at least <= 10000).

    I can't see why it would do that on one system but not on another.
    The ntpdate source code contains this at the start of clock_adjust() (which is the only entry to the code which changes the clock):

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            if (server == 0) {
                    msyslog(LOG_ERR,
                            "no server suitable for synchronization found");
                    return(1);
            }
    Leaving aside the fact that the check is against 0* this means that if no NTP server has been reachable then the code just returns without ever changing the clock. So I'm at a loss to see how your system gets past this if it has no network connexion.



    *(it should be against NULL or , better, !server - on Unix systems these tests are all the same, but I've used systems where they are not...)
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    Quote Originally Posted by el bandido View Post
    Please post a log of your test to compare. Thanks.
    Here it is, but doubt it will show anything beyond what I've noted.
    Enigma2_debug.zip
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