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Describe the bug
No hw timestamp provided when doing candump -x -ta -H can0
Time 0 is always returned
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
wire can1 and can0 by physically connecting wires to can_h and can_l
in one terminal do: candump -x -ta -H can0
in anoter terminal do: cansend can1 123#123123
Expected behavior
some increasing time is expected as output
Removing -H does report kernel time as expected (1617269100.654171) can0 RX - - 123 [3] 12 31 23, but to get better precision -H is desired. And considering that the latest hat has a rtc onboard.
Summary
Thanks for providing and supporting a great can shield!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
No hw timestamp provided when doing
candump -x -ta -H can0
Time
0
is always returnedTo Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
wire can1 and can0 by physically connecting wires to can_h and can_l
in one terminal do:
candump -x -ta -H can0
in anoter terminal do:
cansend can1 123#123123
Expected behavior
some increasing time is expected as output
Removing -H does report kernel time as expected
(1617269100.654171) can0 RX - - 123 [3] 12 31 23
, but to get better precision-H
is desired. And considering that the latest hat has a rtc onboard.Summary
Thanks for providing and supporting a great can shield!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: