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#1 2014-09-20 08:00:44
- itektur
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[SOLVED] System clock loses minutes at reboot
For some reason, my system clock (as displayed by date) loses around five minutes every time I reboot. When I use date -s to set the time manually everything's fine until reboot when the clock will lose around five minutes again. Even if I put the clock forward 10 minutes it will lose 5 minutes again after reboot. This happens even if there is no connection to any other clock. No ntpd installed.
How do I fix this (wthout ntpd)?
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#2 2014-09-20 08:03:22
- jasonwryan
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Re: [SOLVED] System clock loses minutes at reboot
systemd-timesyncd
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#3 2014-09-20 14:45:16
- itektur
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Re: [SOLVED] System clock loses minutes at reboot
Thank you for the quick reply. I set up systemd-timesyncd and it seems to work fine even after rebooting the system. Problem solved! 
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