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When I boot ubuntu then it shows error
[Failed] : "Failed to start network time synchronization"
See 'Systemct1 status systemd-timesyncd.services' for details
dual-boot 18.04
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When I boot ubuntu then it shows error
[Failed] : "Failed to start network time synchronization"
See 'Systemct1 status systemd-timesyncd.services' for details
dual-boot 18.04
asked 2 days ago
PRAVEEN YADAV
84
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Case matters! The command YOU should type issystemctl status systemd-timesyncd.services- Not a capitalS, letter "ell" (l) not1.
– waltinator
2 days ago
I didn't command anything. When I started ubuntu then I got this error.
– PRAVEEN YADAV
2 days ago
Welcome to AskUbuntu! The output oftimedatectlmight be useful here.
– Elder Geek
yesterday
1
Possible duplicate of I wish to configure Time Synchronisation on Ubuntu 16.04.4 but timedatectl give Failed to create bus connection: No such file or directory
– Elder Geek
yesterday
I think what waltinator is trying to say here is that if you were to edit the output ofsystemctl status systemd-timesyncd.serviceinto your post it would be useful in helping us solve your problem. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
yesterday
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When I boot ubuntu then it shows error
[Failed] : "Failed to start network time synchronization"
See 'Systemct1 status systemd-timesyncd.services' for details
dual-boot 18.04
asked 2 days ago
PRAVEEN YADAV
84
When I boot ubuntu then it shows error
[Failed] : "Failed to start network time synchronization"
See 'Systemct1 status systemd-timesyncd.services' for details
dual-boot 18.04
asked 2 days ago
PRAVEEN YADAV
84
asked 2 days ago
PRAVEEN YADAV
84
asked 2 days ago
PRAVEEN YADAV
84
asked 2 days ago
PRAVEEN YADAV
84
84
1
Case matters! The command YOU should type issystemctl status systemd-timesyncd.services- Not a capitalS, letter "ell" (l) not1.
– waltinator
2 days ago
I didn't command anything. When I started ubuntu then I got this error.
– PRAVEEN YADAV
2 days ago
Welcome to AskUbuntu! The output oftimedatectlmight be useful here.
– Elder Geek
yesterday
1
Possible duplicate of I wish to configure Time Synchronisation on Ubuntu 16.04.4 but timedatectl give Failed to create bus connection: No such file or directory
– Elder Geek
yesterday
I think what waltinator is trying to say here is that if you were to edit the output ofsystemctl status systemd-timesyncd.serviceinto your post it would be useful in helping us solve your problem. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
yesterday
add a comment |Â
1
Case matters! The command YOU should type issystemctl status systemd-timesyncd.services- Not a capitalS, letter "ell" (l) not1.
– waltinator
2 days ago
I didn't command anything. When I started ubuntu then I got this error.
– PRAVEEN YADAV
2 days ago
Welcome to AskUbuntu! The output oftimedatectlmight be useful here.
– Elder Geek
yesterday
1
Possible duplicate of I wish to configure Time Synchronisation on Ubuntu 16.04.4 but timedatectl give Failed to create bus connection: No such file or directory
– Elder Geek
yesterday
I think what waltinator is trying to say here is that if you were to edit the output ofsystemctl status systemd-timesyncd.serviceinto your post it would be useful in helping us solve your problem. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
yesterday
1
1
Case matters! The command YOU should type is
systemctl status systemd-timesyncd.services - Not a capital S, letter "ell" (l) not 1.– waltinator
2 days ago
Case matters! The command YOU should type is
systemctl status systemd-timesyncd.services - Not a capital S, letter "ell" (l) not 1.– waltinator
2 days ago
I didn't command anything. When I started ubuntu then I got this error.
– PRAVEEN YADAV
2 days ago
I didn't command anything. When I started ubuntu then I got this error.
– PRAVEEN YADAV
2 days ago
Welcome to AskUbuntu! The output of
timedatectl might be useful here.– Elder Geek
yesterday
Welcome to AskUbuntu! The output of
timedatectl might be useful here.– Elder Geek
yesterday
1
1
Possible duplicate of I wish to configure Time Synchronisation on Ubuntu 16.04.4 but timedatectl give Failed to create bus connection: No such file or directory
– Elder Geek
yesterday
Possible duplicate of I wish to configure Time Synchronisation on Ubuntu 16.04.4 but timedatectl give Failed to create bus connection: No such file or directory
– Elder Geek
yesterday
I think what waltinator is trying to say here is that if you were to edit the output of
systemctl status systemd-timesyncd.service into your post it would be useful in helping us solve your problem. Thank you for helping us help you!– Elder Geek
yesterday
I think what waltinator is trying to say here is that if you were to edit the output of
systemctl status systemd-timesyncd.service into your post it would be useful in helping us solve your problem. Thank you for helping us help you!– Elder Geek
yesterday
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Case matters! The command YOU should type is
systemctl status systemd-timesyncd.services- Not a capitalS, letter "ell" (l) not1.– waltinator
2 days ago
I didn't command anything. When I started ubuntu then I got this error.
– PRAVEEN YADAV
2 days ago
Welcome to AskUbuntu! The output of
timedatectlmight be useful here.– Elder Geek
yesterday
1
Possible duplicate of I wish to configure Time Synchronisation on Ubuntu 16.04.4 but timedatectl give Failed to create bus connection: No such file or directory
– Elder Geek
yesterday
I think what waltinator is trying to say here is that if you were to edit the output of
systemctl status systemd-timesyncd.serviceinto your post it would be useful in helping us solve your problem. Thank you for helping us help you!– Elder Geek
yesterday