I only searched for SNTP I was not aware of NTP. I downloaded the ntpdate file from Roger's web site (thanks Roger) and put it in a new directory at /usr/local/bin. I also created a copy of your timesynch.sh script and put it in the same location. I put the exact same line in the config.ini as you showed.

Yes, I did make it work.

I wrote a short script called /usr/local/bin/timesync.sh as follows:


#!/bin/sh
(sleep 10; /usr/local/bin/ntpdate $@) &


and put the following in config.ini:

;@AC ;@EXEC /usr/local/bin/timesync.sh 10.70.x.x 10.70.x.x 10.70.x.x

where the x.x are replaced with the correct values for the time servers here.

The only change I made was for the address in the config.ini file


;@AC ;@EXEC /usr/local/bin/timesync.sh tick.greyware.com tick.greyware.com tick.greyware.com


I am sure I must have done something wrong but I do not know what.

The empeg boots fine but does not actually change the time.

I am running 2.00 developer version with hijack 340 with the empeg in Mark Lord dock. I am also using DHCP.