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Interesting... My time setting is set to 'Not Upate Automatically' but when the clocks chaged last weekend the time was automatically updated... not what I was expecting.
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I believe there's a package in the Extras-Testing repository (standard warnings for using software from these repo's apply) called 'OpenNTPD'
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2010-04-20
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2010-04-20
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2010-04-20
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2010-04-20
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The change for summer time is programmed into the handset to happen locally, that would occur even without a sim or a network connectiom.
Openntp is the best answer, why use the mobile network clock when you can get a near direct feed from an atomic clock?
The mobile operators use ntp to set their clocks, just if the time signal gets delayed sending i do not believe they adjust, ntp does account for this.