ntp-dinit was installed but ntpd was never enabled in services-artix.conf, so nothing synced the clock. On hosts where the RTC stores local time (e.g. QEMU -rtc base=localtime), first boot showed a UTC+offset shift (e.g. +2h for Europe/Paris in summer). Enabling ntpd corrects the clock within seconds of network up. fixes #13
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command: artix-service
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services:
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- name: "acpid"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "bluetoothd"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "cronie"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "cupsd"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "dbus"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "dhcpcd"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "NetworkManager"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "power-profiles-daemon"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "sddm"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "greetd"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "ntpd"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "syslog-ng"
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action: "enable"
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- name: "userspawn"
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action: "enable"
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