People :
I'm trying to get the RTC working on a Udoo Neo.
I installed a battery and set the RTC and it keeps running (a bit fast) while powered off, but on power up the system clock is several months off (11 may).
It's not clear how configure this. Should I use timedatectl (in systemd) or timedatex (https://github.com/mlichvar/timedatex) or something else ?
Thanks, Ken
On Tue, Jun 19, 2018 at 5:32 PM, Ken Harris kjh@hokulea.org wrote:
People :
I'm trying to get the RTC working on a Udoo Neo.
I installed a battery and set the RTC and it keeps running (a bit fast) while powered off, but on power up the system clock is several months off (11 may).
It's not clear how configure this. Should I use timedatectl (in systemd) or timedatex (https://github.com/mlichvar/timedatex) or something else ?
It should be relatively automated.
How many devices in /dev/rtc* sometimes I've seen there's two RTCs on devices, the one of the SoC which isn't battery backed, and then an addon one which is, if there's two and the SoC one is rtc0 it often uses that as the canonical source and it causes issues.
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