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Some devices have a working but non-writable real-time clock (RTC). This package contains two shell scripts: One writes the offset between 'hwclock' and 'swclock' to a file at shutdown, another one reads the offset from the file at boot and sets the 'swclock'. This way the system time in userspace is kept in present time. [ci:skip-build] already built successfully in CI
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17 lines
599 B
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#!/bin/sh
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# The service "osclock" is a dummy service simply providing "clock".
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# This avoids other services that need "clock" to call the service
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# "hwclock".
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#
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# The service "swclock-offset-boot" needs to run after the sysfs has
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# been mounted. As the sysfs is mounted in runlevel sysinit, assigning
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# the service to runlevel boot is enough to keep the order.
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# replace service hwclock by osclock
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rc-update -q del hwclock boot
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rc-update -q add osclock boot
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# assign swclock-offset services to runlevels
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rc-update -q add swclock-offset-boot boot
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rc-update -q add swclock-offset-shutdown shutdown
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