ntpd and FC3 2.6.11

From: Donald L. Dietmeyer (dld_at_engr.wisc.edu)
Date: 04/28/05

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    I have been running ntpd for almost a year, and FC3 for a few months.
    I use yum to update every week or two. Lately I have been getting
    [failed] on shutdown of ntpd. Sure enough its not running. I start
    it by hand, and before I can do a ps -A, its gone.

    I just went back to a 2.6.10 kernel, and ntpd runs fine. What is up
    with 2.6.11 kernels and ntpd?
        Don

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