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2012-08-01
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2012-08-22
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2012-12-16
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2012-12-16
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2012-12-16
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@amigo
You don't have to do anything. Check if there is a process ntp running. Your time will automatically updated.
~ $ ps | grep ntp 2850 user grep ntp
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2012-12-16
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Download the package : http://merlin1991.at/~christian/harm....0-1_armel.deb
install it using filebox,
use "rdate -n some.ntp.server" in terminal to sync time with some ntp server
example :
i dont think root is required
source : http://harmattan.soup.io/post/250926176/openrdate-deb
Last edited by soryuuha; 2012-06-22 at 03:17.