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Lima VM clock appears to drift #1307
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FWIW, Let me know if you need more info about my current rig. |
Installing ntp does not help...
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You can check the source of the hwclock, from inside the VM (with
anders@lima-default:/home/anders$ cat /sys/devices/system/clocksource/clocksource0/current_clocksource
kvm-clock |
@jandubois macOS Ventura (M1 max)
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@jandubois @afbjorklund I am completely out of my depth on this topic. |
I was surprised to hear that NTP wouldn't work (although coarsely), but it probably needs a local server (like DHCP uses) Would be nice to have a HVF version of the KVM clocks - but it would probably require some modules on the Linux side... So yeah, it sounds like the same issue as: |
Description
I have a Debian VM that has been up for 6 days.
Reported date is:
Wed Jan 18 21:30:48 UTC 2023
macos reported date is:
Wed Jan 18 13:48:26 PST 2023
So, 18 minutes apart.
I am using https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/blob/master/examples/debian.yaml slightly modified for my VM.
I assume installing ntp would solve this, but then (assuming this is right), should this not be by default?
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