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Old 01-04-2013, 06:20 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by sitrucz View Post
I tried modifying the code as suggested and updated the ntp server to time.nist.gov without success. I don’t have a local web server to sync. Does anyone have any other ideas to get time sync working on a wifi only Paperwhite?
When you start /usr/sbin/updatetime manually it will spit out some debug info.

Also before running for a test do 'rm /var/run/prntpset.dat'. The script caches in this file the last result and if not sufficient time has passed since the last run, it doesn nothing.

By default it only allows a check once a day. This is configured by the value of NTP_CHECK_TIME in /etc/sysconfig/ntp.
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