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| README for NTP Stuff                                                         |
| Ryan W. Maple <ryan@guardiandigital.com>                                     |
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This is version 0.01 of hacking NTP into the Date/Time application.  This
README outlines the important files and exactly what you need to do to get it
working.

There are two important files in this tarball:

  4c7fc6bc81ff429650b9236d220ecdcb  ntpdate
  a86d0cf4d1714c1d08b5ca1e0b24c8c8  systemtime

'ntpdate' is a program used to sync the system clock using NTP and 'systemtime'
is a modified "Date/Time" application.  To use this:

  1) Copy these two files to <somewhere> on your Zaurus.

  2) Run these commands on the Zaurus:

     # ln -s /home/root/ntpdate /usr/bin/ntpdate
     # rm /opt/Qtopia/bin/systemtime
     # ln -s /home/root/systemtime /opt/Qtopia/bin/systemtime

  3) Go into the new "Date/Time" application under the Settings tab.  You
     will now see a new "Time Server" field.  Enter an IP address of a time
     server [1] here and click "OK".  Make sure you have access to use this
     server.

  4) Go back into the "Date/Time" applet.  If it didn't save your IP, let me
     know. :)  Clicking on "Synchronize" will use ntpdate to sync your system
     clock with the time server.  Let me know if this doesn't work, too. :)

Eventually I'll build a package for this, it's just one more thing I've been
putting off doing.  I'd also like to involve ntpd in the future so your Zaurus
syncs it's time whenever it gets net.

If find bugs or have suggestions drop me a line.  This is my first dive into Qt
so be gentle. :)

References
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  [1] http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/ntp/servers.htm
