• Bart Groeneveld@mastodon.nl
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      6 months ago

      @GrapheneOS It still goes up to 1s (at a rate of about 50ms per hour). I guess it synchronizes only once per day (or per 12 hours)?
      Maybe it can sync more often, or even better, correct for frequency errors? (This 50ms per hour is quite constant.)

      • GrapheneOS@grapheneos.socialOP
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        6 months ago

        @[email protected] What we changed is that the OS will now set the clock when it’s off by 50ms or more instead of 2000ms or more. When the device is powered on, the clock should not get out-of-sync by more than around 50ms per day unless the hardware is broken. It sounds like you have a hardware issue and that’s not going to be addressed by this. It shouldn’t be necessary for it to need to synchronize very frequently, only at boot and then around once a day afterwards.

  • maunzCache@ruhr.social
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    6 months ago

    @[email protected] i feel so much better with those update intervals instead of waiting a month for a big patch from a vendor. Those changelogs are also handy to understand what is going on. Thanks for the effort!