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What crankshaft version? 66525ef, build date 2022-09-11
Steps to reproduce the bug, if you're planning to report a bug. Please indicate whether the bug is always repoducible.
set RTC to ds3231
reboot
RTC not found
Please provide any further information that you might find helpful if available.
The problem is that the build image does not have kernel module rtc-ds3231. It does have kernel module rtc-ds3232. As a workaround, I tried that and it worked. I first set RTC to ds3231 and then manually edited /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf to change to loaded module from rtc-ds3231 to rtc-ds3232. The RTC was read correctly on reboot. (Manual edit was needed because neither the GUI nor csmt will allow setting ds3232.)
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Hmm. I don't know if this happened before (probably not), but after I built CS locally and booted it, my ds3231 still fails to load a kernel module, but the kernel log shows this:
Sep 2 11:06:35 CRANKSHAFT-NG kernel: [ 16.855240] rtc-ds1307 1-0068: registered as rtc0
Sep 2 11:06:35 CRANKSHAFT-NG kernel: [ 16.856262] rtc-ds1307 1-0068: setting system clock to 2024-09-02T18:06:34 UTC (1725300394)
So, somehow autodetected as the wrong chip, but it still works. I'm pretty sure this was not the case with the released image since the displayed clock definitely did not show the correct time after a reboot.
What crankshaft version? 66525ef, build date 2022-09-11
Steps to reproduce the bug, if you're planning to report a bug. Please indicate whether the bug is always repoducible.
Please provide any further information that you might find helpful if available.
The problem is that the build image does not have kernel module rtc-ds3231. It does have kernel module rtc-ds3232. As a workaround, I tried that and it worked. I first set RTC to ds3231 and then manually edited /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf to change to loaded module from rtc-ds3231 to rtc-ds3232. The RTC was read correctly on reboot. (Manual edit was needed because neither the GUI nor csmt will allow setting ds3232.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: