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NTP Client [root only] (v. 1.0.0) Разработано 84q |
Set your phone's clock using Network Time Protocol(NTP).
[NOTE]
Need a Rooted Phone to set.
I checked that it works on NexusOne and HT-03A(HTC Magic).
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[2012-12-13] A Google User: Does not work Seems to only work on old Android versions. |
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[2012-11-26] A Google User: does not work on a rooted myTouch 3g As the title says. Also, I'd expect an ntp client to work in the background to keep the time synchronized without having to manually pull that information off a server. |
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[2012-11-06] A Google User: Super! Works on my cyanogenmoded HTC evo. |
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[2012-10-15] A Google User: small footprint and functional |
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[2012-06-28] A Google User: Okay, but... Only sets the system clock, not the hardware clock. You need to add hwclock -w to your command calls. |
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[2012-04-09] A Google User: Doesn't work on Motorola Triumph Doesn't appear to do anything about actually attempting to get the time. |
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[2012-02-17] A Google User: Useless Sets software clock only. Next time phone sleeps and is woken the clock goes back to the original incorrect time. |
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[2012-02-14] A Google User: Works on color nook I had to set a good server but it worked on my rooted nook color. Does it really keep a good sync going when I am not checking? Not sure. |
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[2012-01-07] A Google User: No go, HTC desire oxygen rom. |
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[2012-01-04] A Google User: Rooted, but won't do. Apparently, it doesn't succeed in fetching the time. I changed the server, but that didn't make any better. Poor, you don't an error message. |
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