Re: system clock misbehaving

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Subject: Re: system clock misbehaving
From: Craig Goodyear <cjhs22a@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 14:11:56 -0500
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Benham Family wrote:

Odd. Since updating my FC4 system's kernel a few days ago my system clock hasbeen gaining time like mad.
cheers,
Tim

When I installed FC5, the clock began gaining a lot using the 2.6.16kernels. I had no clock problems with FC4 using the kernels prior to2.6.16. I found the problem to be my motherboard / chipset. I am usinga MSI K7N2 motherboard with Nvidia nForce2 chipset. I found bydisabling the FSB spread spectrum in the BIOS, the problem went away.If you have a Nvidia nForce2 chipset, you may want to test this work around.


Craig

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