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These questions refer to the initial starting up of the Raspberry PI.
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Can I tell if NTP Synch has happened since boot?
This is likely the case when you boot, but still takes some time to adjust.
You can force the sync your self with ntpdate 0.europe.pool.ntp.org as root (select your closest time server from here). …
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