Hi Mark,

I did as you suggested, and now the hardware clock and system time are perfectly in sync! And the Baud rate of the USB-serial interface is no longer 20% too fast!


Thanks a lot for the support, I AM HAPPY :-)

Aschi!

EDIT: Take a look at this thread: http://plugcomputer.org/plugforum/index.php?topic=2002


Hi Mark,

i think its exactly the same problem. Sheeva is very new, and has the new chip, and dmesg shows the same error.

Is there an easy way to upgrade the kernel but leaving the other installed stuff untouched? I have the the 2.6.30.2 kernel from the SheevaInstaller, installed on the NAND.

(sorry for this newbie question, but I tried to find ways to do it, and whatever I found sounds pretty complicated)

Thanks

Aschi

A question from a Sheeva/Linux newbie:
I have a new Sheeva, and the system time (> date) runs ahead about 12 seconds per minute!!!.
This appears extreme to me!
The hardware clock is much better (> hwclock --show).

Is there a setting which I need to change? Thanks for any help or suggestions!

Aschi