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On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Jeff Bull wrote: > ... what would be even more useful ... > > I have a relatively inexpensive clock at home that checks a specific radio > frequency periodically, from where it can receive the time accurately from > an atomic clock; it keeps itself adjusted perfectly all year, > daylight-saving changes too. Now a similar device could be installed in a > computer I'm sure, or perhaps even better, attached to a network for all > servers and clients to synchronise their internal clocks to. I would find > it difficult to believe that such a gadget would not sell, or perhaps it has > already been invented, but the poor inventor gave the marketing contract to > the same company responsible for the iSeries :-) There are drivers for exactly these devices which allow you to connect the clock to your computer via a serial port. Then you use ntp to keep all your machines synced perfectly. James Rich
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