[Discussion] TimeKeeper/2 not keeping time

[msnyder1 at cfl.rr.com]

On 07/05/07 at 02:26 PM, bokeny at earthlink.net said:


>I am retired and not fussy about time, but my daughter was late from
>school this morning.  I guess, 14 minutes is a little bit too much for
>her.  For me, I still keep up with which month we are in.  :-) I will
>'play' with cron2 again, I think I tried it before but I had a hard time
>with all the settings.

15 5,11,17,23 * * * OS2 BG WIND- d:\nistime2\nistime2.cmd -D -s

This line from cron2.dat runs nistime2 at 15 minutes past each of four
hours of the day.  I think that the nistime2.cmd is the one that comes
with the program.

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