Old way most of us are used to is not working with underlying operating systems that use systemd. After trying a lot of things with ntpd and ntpdate I found out that correct way to force sync the clock is:
timedatectl set-ntp true
Old way most of us are used to is not working with underlying operating systems that use systemd. After trying a lot of things with ntpd and ntpdate I found out that correct way to force sync the clock is:
timedatectl set-ntp true
To measure boot times use
systemd-analyze
Result should look something like:
Startup finished in 2.463s (kernel) + 53.052s (userspace) = 55.516s
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