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Well, first of all, i have never had this issue before on Mountain Lion, with the default settings.

 

Since my wake up from sleep does not work, i have disabled all of the power saving settings, so my system will run 24/7.

Somehow, ever since then, my system shows an inaccurate time. About 7 min an hour delayed.

 

If i open the presences, everything is corrected, and my time is up to date.

 

It's not the CMOS, it happens without a restart.

 

 

 

Any ideas?

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Hi p.H,

 

As i stated, i'm running Mountain Lion. Still have not found a solution to this problem, except synchronizing the time manually every 30 min or so. 

I have to open control panel, time and date, and re-check the checkbox. Seems OS X is also not synchronizing with the time servers automatically. 

Since i do not know where to look to resolve this issue, is there any way i can automate this process of synchronizing? 

Hi k3nny,

 

Thanks for the link, will try it out.

 

Edit: Problem is gone. Also the sound stuttering, that i only expierenced in VLC has been resolved.

The value i had to use: 

<key>BusSpeedkHz</key>

<string>99790</string>

 

Thanks again.

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