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Originally Posted by celtica96
I wish I could help but I'm just a Linux newbie.
The same script appears in the same place on the Q5.
The Q5 does an even worse job of keeping time.
After a reboot/shutdown, it always reports a date of January 2, 1904 under the latest firmware.
I can reset the date and time with Sync but it's still irritating.
Any suggestions for this Q5 clock issue?
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Did you check "syslog" under "/var/log"? It might shade some light on whether your q5 started out with correct time in rtc and then got modified on the way. As an example, here is my log entry at boot-up time:
Sep 2 06:44:46 Suwat kernel: s3c2410-rtc s3c2410-rtc: setting system clock to 2009-09-01 23:44:31 UTC (1251848671)
meaning that kernel clock got updated from rtc which equaled "2009-... (1251848671)" at that moment.