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Originally Posted by bluepeter
I'm also curious. Thank you for that, but I'm afraid that the code quoted above means nothing to me: I lack the relevant education.
I was aware that KU creates a file on the device. But what does the device then do with that file? My assumption is that when it's disconnected, it somehow sees that the new file exists, reads it, checks the file's datestamp against the internal clock, takes the time written by the source computer in the file, adds the elapsed time between creation and now, and then sets the clock to the resulting time. Is that correct?
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I expect the logic on the Kobo is that if the file exists it's read and the value from it is used to set the device Time. (Beaware that on Linux systems the time is stored as the number of seconds from 1970/01/01 00:00:00). Once the file has been processed it is removed from the device.
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