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On 9.4.2024 19.00, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
> RPI 4B.
> Rebooted. Clock wrong.
> 1hr later, clock still wrong?
>
> WTF?


Raspberry has no RTC chip, so it will lose time when
powered off.

If there is a decent NTP server in the network the Pi
is connected to, it will synchronize to the server.

The undesirable characteristic of systemd-timesyncd
is that it is not willing to pass the time to the local
network.

Just install the ntpsec package and let it take care of
the time. There is a top -type utility ntpmon included.

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-TV

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