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Raspberry Pi Wrong Time After Reboot. To clarify, i do know how to set the correct. I'm running raspbian and the raspberry pi is connected using an ethernet. You can start debugging the problem by. The raspberry pi lacks a hardware clock. I have a raspberry pi 3 running gentoo and the clock doesn't sync with ntp after a reboot. Once the system comes up again it restores the. Once the rtc has lost power, the time will be reset on boot to the release date of systemd. I temporarily fix this by just clicking on save in the date and time tab in the web gui but after a while or when the pi is switched off. I just realized, whenever i leave the rpi unpowered for a few days, both date and time are wrong. If your network is started manually, or is not always available, there may be a delay after booting before time can be set correctly. It sounds like your ntpd isn't getting the time from a server, even though your ntp.conf file looks ok. You can then set the clock automatically via ntp. How do i force ntpd to update date/time immediately after every boot? Hi, i'm using htpdate instead of ntp for time synchronization because our provider block ntp port. I've uninstalled ntp and installed htpdate:.

Hi, i'm using htpdate instead of ntp for time synchronization because our provider block ntp port. Once the rtc has lost power, the time will be reset on boot to the release date of systemd. To clarify, i do know how to set the correct. It sounds like your ntpd isn't getting the time from a server, even though your ntp.conf file looks ok. I have a raspberry pi 3 running gentoo and the clock doesn't sync with ntp after a reboot. I just realized, whenever i leave the rpi unpowered for a few days, both date and time are wrong. You can start debugging the problem by. I'm running raspbian and the raspberry pi is connected using an ethernet. You can then set the clock automatically via ntp. Once the system comes up again it restores the.

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Raspberry Pi Wrong Time After Reboot I just realized, whenever i leave the rpi unpowered for a few days, both date and time are wrong. It sounds like your ntpd isn't getting the time from a server, even though your ntp.conf file looks ok. I've uninstalled ntp and installed htpdate:. I'm running raspbian and the raspberry pi is connected using an ethernet. If your network is started manually, or is not always available, there may be a delay after booting before time can be set correctly. To clarify, i do know how to set the correct. Hi, i'm using htpdate instead of ntp for time synchronization because our provider block ntp port. Once the rtc has lost power, the time will be reset on boot to the release date of systemd. How do i force ntpd to update date/time immediately after every boot? I temporarily fix this by just clicking on save in the date and time tab in the web gui but after a while or when the pi is switched off. You can start debugging the problem by. I just realized, whenever i leave the rpi unpowered for a few days, both date and time are wrong. You can then set the clock automatically via ntp. The raspberry pi lacks a hardware clock. Once the system comes up again it restores the. I have a raspberry pi 3 running gentoo and the clock doesn't sync with ntp after a reboot.