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| howtos:hardware:arm:automatically_setting_system_time_on_arm_devices [2021/03/22 09:18 (UTC)] – [Setting the system time with a local NTP server] updated text exaga | howtos:hardware:arm:automatically_setting_system_time_on_arm_devices [2021/03/22 09:19 (UTC)] – [Setting the system time with a local NTP server] text revision exaga | ||
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| Once you have a NTP server running on your local network, you are able to set any other computer system or device that uses a time protocol from it; Linux systems, Windows computers, Android devices, tablets, smart phones, etc. Therefore, it's possible to have everything set with an accurate date and time that's capable of communicating with the NTP server. | Once you have a NTP server running on your local network, you are able to set any other computer system or device that uses a time protocol from it; Linux systems, Windows computers, Android devices, tablets, smart phones, etc. Therefore, it's possible to have everything set with an accurate date and time that's capable of communicating with the NTP server. | ||
| - | Setting the date and time on other Slackware [Linux] systems using a local network NTP server is achieved by typing | + | Setting the date and time on other Slackware [Linux] systems using a local network NTP server is achieved by typing one simple command: |
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