Closed star-buck closed 5 years ago
This looks like is due to date configuration being wrong?
for record,
14:49 <bshah> well this time bug fix is breaking working clock for me :/ my hardware RTC clock is set to correct time, I add service which sets the time to build timestamp, at boot, time is updated from time server, after that service triggers setting time in past
14:49 <bshah> which is completely broken behavior
14:49 <bshah> and also for some reason, after setting time to correct time "once" timesyncd never catces up
I am investigating more.
Found issue. Trying potential fix locally.
The issue we thought was missing libnss-systemd which was removed to fix the #77 but it doesn't seem to have helped with the problem.
Yeah, its still 1:30-2 minutes before live boots up here.
Um no, That delay bug is already fixed
it takes roughly 1:30-2 minutes to boot sure, but not 1:30-2 minutes of blocking (and total of 4 minutes of boot time), what I meant was fix for the delay bug might have caused this bug of time, but that was not cause.
i think it is 1:30-2min of blocked boot time, right after the neon logo disappears
then it takes that time before cursor shows up and the splash comes... then it takes again some 1:00min to boot from splash into full desktop appears
will test with next new flashed img and stopwatch time in new ticket.
So I have image which supposedly should fix wrong date and time,
In general there is something still wrong but I am out of time unfortunately today and tomorrow is travel time., so this will have to wait till Akademy or after Akademy. If anyone have free time and wants to figure this out, help would be appreciated.
- Connect internet
- Load github.com, which loads fine.
This will fail when the certificate start date is in the future -- that's a problem I have fairly regularly in VMs which have been suspended for a while and where sync-to-host-clock is disabled (e.g. whatever a default Manjaro install does). For instance, when I set the date (manually) to january 28th and try github from my local VM, I get a "not secure" notice from FF, telling me the date on my computer is probably wrong.
Okay finally I figured out what was issue with build_stamp workaround, I was using timedatectl, but since timesyncd is not started at that point, it will fail/hang forever. I have fixed it to use the traditional date command.
https://files.kde.org/neon/images/pinebook-remix-nonfree/useredition/20180808-1033/
sudo hwclock --systohc
)sudo hwclock --get
)20180808-1033
which have /.disk/build_stamp
of the 2018-08-08 11:02:35
2018-08-08 11:02:xx
I checked this with timer, and it seems that the delay was due to wrong time only, now fixing it i get desktop in 1 minute 21 seconds.. Which is quite reasonable.
I tried with one MicroSD card and had a failed boot. This card was weirdly hot after writing it, so probably doesn't count but worth mentioning.
Next boot with a new card and a different usb writer: Boot took 1 minute 41 Timestamp on boot was 8th August 11am After connecting to the internet NTP did not update immediately NTP did update after a few minutes.
is this satisfyingly fixed to not block RC release?
closing for now