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The option involves a complete reinstallation of the system. This command has to be invoked juste after upgrading the kernel and base environment to reinstall all the packages recompiled with the new base.
You have to do a simple to avoid this.

On my side I have installed chrony in remplacement of ntp and all is good !

Ok thanks ericbsd I will test it soon.

ericbsd wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 22, 2020 6:22 pm

I have removed the FreeBSD entry, but I might be able to find it and add it back.

Hello ericbsd, no problem, if I can install both OS on the same machine that's fine, otherwise I'll install each on a different computer.
Thank you for your answer.

Hello guys, I take advantage of my vacation to test a multiboot installation with GhostBSD and FreeBSD in uefi but apparently refind manager launches GhostBSD in any case when I see two entries, one for Ghost and the other for FreeBSD. Is there a particular manipulation to make so that the two syste...

Before installing GhostBSD or FreeBSD, you should check your hardware to find out if all of the components are supported by the operating system. If you have too recent or too exotic material, you may not be able to operate everything. Hardware recognition under BSD is not yet as complete as under L...

christophe60_fr wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 29, 2020 6:12 am

She is already there.

I found this discussion on FreeBSD forums : https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/ntpd ... tup.68933/

Perhaps you could put this command in your rc.conf file : On my machine (XFCE community version) I had to modify the dashboard clock settings to re-enter the time zone that had disappeared.

I come from a small village near Ver-sur-Launette
Regarding your time synchronization question you should check your boot dmesg to see if there is a problem starting the service.

Hello christophe60_fr (maybe a french isarien in this forum? ,

NTP is not the best time synchronization service on FreeBSD it interacts with the network service and not always good. I preferred chrony.

Regards.