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I've got this strange problem on my Linux machine at work... We run ntp from a local server. Lately, my machine has developed some major clock drift. At bootup, it uses ntp to set the clock, but after only 24 hours, the clock time can be as much as 3.5 or 4 seconds off from the server. This is a pain for my software development, since all my code is stored on the server and accessed via nfs, so make complains about clock skew. Anyway, what could be the cause of my drifting clock? Could I have something setup wrong, or is my computer's hardware somehow going? I'm running Gentoo. -Josh
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