Hi,
I am working on a Sun Solaris environment, and the system clock seems to be behaving in an erratic manner. Every so often it loses time.
I've cut the information below directly from a session on the node. You will see that time moves forwards as expected, then drops back before resuming it's normal onward course.
I have an application that it failing because it can detect this scenario.
Does anyone out there have any ideas? Previous threads imply that possibly the battery could be defunct? Can I test this remotely( I am in a different country to the node)?
Tuesday January 13 17:33:31 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:33 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:34 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:36 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:34 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:36 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:38 CET 2004
Cheers,
I am working on a Sun Solaris environment, and the system clock seems to be behaving in an erratic manner. Every so often it loses time.
I've cut the information below directly from a session on the node. You will see that time moves forwards as expected, then drops back before resuming it's normal onward course.
I have an application that it failing because it can detect this scenario.
Does anyone out there have any ideas? Previous threads imply that possibly the battery could be defunct? Can I test this remotely( I am in a different country to the node)?
Tuesday January 13 17:33:31 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:33 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:34 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:36 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:34 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:36 CET 2004
$ date
Tuesday January 13 17:33:38 CET 2004
Cheers,