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Everything Else => Zaurus Distro Support and Discussion => Distros, Development, and Model Specific Forums => Archived Forums => Angstrom & OpenZaurus => Topic started by: RadioRental on February 24, 2004, 09:29:28 am
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Why is it that when I switch off my z it does not keep time properly. Am I missing something really simple?
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Which ROM are you using? and which machine?
Mine is fine (3.3.6pre1 on sl5500).
Si
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I\'m having the same time problem on my C860 - just turned it on and in 12 hours it gained about 8 minutes. sometimes it\'s fast, sometimes slow, sometimes right on -
running the Cacko/QT Rom with the javab0y kernel -
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sorry, should have been more explicit. my bad :roll: it just seems like there\'s something very obvious I\'ve not set or something that I should have done.
5600 Sharp rom with the 250 premptive mod, I have the qtopia -sysinfo hack so it doesnt give me the exact rom version anymore, its the 2.4.18-rmk7-pxa3-emb... kernel downloaded from here. The one that removed the 250 bug fix. I\'m completely new to Linux, are the kernel and rom completely independant? if so I have the latest sharp rom of sharps site.
I\'ve done a little bit more investigation. I cant seem to replicate the issue by suspending the z for a few minutes. I always comes back up with the correct time. Is it normal to see the set system time dialogue after a reboot?
It\'s just that every time I come to work the first thing I have to do is correct the time which is always out by several hours. Maybe the z goes in to some deeper power saving mode after a longer period of time and then the clock freezes?
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Mine does the same thing: sl5600 latest sharp rom. Although mine is usually losing time, sometimes it will go for a bit, then loose several hours. Was wondering if there was an internal battery that may be the issue?
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I think you might be right. I\'m going to watch it a little closer over the next few days and if I can confirm its a hardware issue I\'ll return it to amazon. I\'ll post a question to sharp support about this, might be a known fault.
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wow! a reply within an hour!! a fairly stupid reply but thats quick support!
Here\'s what they said \"Zaurussupport <Zaurussupport@sharpsec.com> wrote:
Thank you for contacting Sharp Electronics Corporation.
Try doing a reset on the unit and see if this will correct the
problem.\" :mrgreen: why didnt I think of that
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i have problems with my 5600 clock not keeping time right i think it has something to do with programs locking up or crashing
does anyone else know any more?
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Hello,
I know that, you must set the correct time from console without running apmd.
so boot first in console (not opie) and do the following:
#/etc/init.d/apm stop
#date -s xxxxxxxxxxxxx
#/etc/init.d/apm start
#/reboot
this will set the time correctly on my Z.
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So long Andreas
SL 5500G, OZ 3.3.6 mit OPIE 1.0.3-gcc2, SD 256 MB, CF 48/24 MB, CF Kamera, GPS-CF30LP, Laptop mit Linux Mandrake 9.2 und WIN98 / WIN-XP .............