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Originally Posted by ixtab
I assume that the problem arises because of the developer certificate, which has a "begin" date probably some time in 2011 or 2012.
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Sounds likely to me also.
After all, what computer doesn't have the date-time set correctly in the 21st century?
If you can get KUAL installed and running, there is a ntpdate button to set the hardware / software date-time from the public ntp networks.
Without 3G available, the DX would have to get its network connectivity over the USBnetwork cable.
Set the date-time more recent than the certificate start date-time:
(MMDDhhmmCCyy)
Code:
date -u -s 063012002012
hwclock --systohc