Frederik Schueler wrote:
Hello,
On Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 03:50:54PM +0200, Håkan Stefansson wrote:
The problem is that the system time was not correctly set up at boot and
there is no /dev/rtc device file. hwclock --hctosys complains about that
and refuses to set the system clock.
you presumably need to add genrtc (or rtc, if your booard supports it)
to /etc/modules.
If I manually create the device file (mknod rtc c 10 135), then hwclock
--hctosys works and sets the time correctly. Now, if I reboot the
system, the problem is back and the /dev/rtc I created has disappeared!
sounds like you have udev installed :-) loading the module creates the
device.
I added rtc to /etc/modules and rebooted. That solved the problem.
Thanks!
Håkan Stedfansson
HTH
Frederik Schueler
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