System clock

[00tec]

Weird things are going on, I seem to be able to post in the past. Just made a post and it showed I made it like 5 minutes before other posts on the board. I did notice that the clock is a bit off and wonder if the clocks aren't synced between primary and mirror...

Edit: for example, immediately after submitting this post I searched for new posts and say a 12 minute difference. Seems like some are posting in real time and others are posting 12 minutes in the past (matches clock discrepancy)

[00tec]

Looks like Ginsue is on it according to another post. Fix inbound...

It is a bit entertaining at the moment though. :D

[cstone]

You must have found the flux capacitor. Now where are you getting the 1.21 gigawatts?

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[00tec]

The gap is increasing. Its now 26 minutes...
I have more than 1.21 gigawatts :D

[Bailey Guns]

I must have a bazillawatt flux capacitor....the time difference is at least 38 minutes now.

[spleify]

Yep our local super hero Jayock fixed it

Thanks J

[00tec]

Looks like it may be happening again...

[J]

Showing less than a minute of skew right now, but I'll check up on it.

[00tec]

Showing less than a minute of skew right now, but I'll check up on it.

Yeah, didn't look like much, but it happened here: http://www.ar-15.co/forums/showthread.php?t=60742

[J]

Trying something new in addition to the syncs. I was syncing every 20 minutes, which left the skew small, but occasionally it popped up in small variances. I'm attempting to tune the frequency and tick kernel parameters to more closely sync kernel tick with actual time. It appears these were slightly off, creating the issue. The NTP could sync it, but it would get small variances between syncs.

Hopefully together they will solve the issue. Keep me informed if you notice again.
--J