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Subject: Re: [OT] Major Clock Drift 
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>I've discovered that heavy use of vesafb can be a major source of clock
>drift on my system, especially if I don't specify "ypan" or "ywrap". On my

This is extremely interesting. What version of ntp are you using?



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