On Friday, March 14, 2003, at 07:22 AM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:

>>> The only disadvantage of having so much memory in a IIci is that it 
>>> takes
>>> forever to do the startup RAM test ;-) but thule never swaps!
>>
>> Yes, but NetBSD is so stable that you only need to reboot once every 
>> few
>> months to load a new kernel, right?
>
> And refreshing the clock, right! ;-)
>
> Actually, I ended up writing my own minimalist form of ntpd and now the
> Solbourne pushes the correct time to the IIci every so often. Now 
> everyone
> is happy, and peace reigns in the apartment intranet at last. :-)

Is your source available?

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Best Regards,

Reinier Jonker