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SCO Unix, ALR FlexCACHE losing time

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From: Vic Rice
Date: Tue, 01 Jan 1991 16:24
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I have been running nbs_time from cron to keep my systems clock up to
date. Below is a piece of my clock log file:

12/27/90-06:00:56  Clock is 118 seconds slow.
12/27/90-06:02:54  New time set.

12/28/90-06:00:53  Clock is 63 seconds slow.
12/28/90-06:01:56  New time set.

12/29/90-06:00:53  Clock is 63 seconds slow.
12/29/90-06:01:56  New time set.

12/31/90-06:00:53  Clock is 104 seconds slow.
12/31/90-06:02:37  New time set.

01/01/91-06:00:53  Clock is 63 seconds slow.
01/01/91-06:01:56  New time set.

My system:    SCO ODT 1.0.0y (System V R3.2.1)
              ALR FlexCache 33/386
	      
What gives ??? Why am I losing over a second a day ??
-- 
Dr. Victor L. Rice
Litwin Process Automation
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From: vlr@litwin.com (Vic Rice)
Newsgroups: sco.opendesktop,comp.unix.sysv386
Subject: SCO Unix, ALR FlexCACHE losing time
Message-ID: <1991Jan01.162400.6155@litwin.com>
Date: 1 Jan 91 16:24:00 GMT
Organization: Litwin Process Automation, Houston
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