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On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 07:33, betty i wrote:
> i set my clock last month on my computer, it lost two minutes in 5wks.
> do you think i NEED to replace it, or can it wait? (like till it really=20
> slows down) it is in a machine that is 5 years old.
I don't think that you need to. That's pretty resonable jitter for a
machine. If you have broadband, I'd recommend setting up network
updating of your time. In Redhat that is on the "Date/Time Properties"
dialog with the checkbox "Enable Network Time Protocol". You can do
that with dial-up also, but you'd have to remember to run it when you
connect to the Internet.
--Ted
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