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August 24, 2013, 05:43:25 AM
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Every time I power cycle my Raspberry pi B, it thinks it's 12/31/1969. Granted, that was an awesome year, we're a little past that now. It seems to correct itself after a few minutes. Isn't there some type of clock on these things that keep going even when the power goes out? Or maybe I shouldn't be expecting so much from a $30 computer.

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August 24, 2013, 09:37:33 AM
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If you use Minepeon distro type this command after reboot
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sudo ntpd -s
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August 24, 2013, 10:03:20 AM
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Isn't there some type of clock on these things that keep going even when the power goes out? Or maybe I shouldn't be expecting so much from a $30 computer.

No and yes, its is a serious omission from the design, to save, what, a few pennies?

It should be possible to write startup/shutdown rc scripts to save the time on shutdown and reload it on boot (so you'll at least have the year correct), but you're still relying on ntpd to get the actual time off the internet. Have a look through the RasPi forums, someone will have solved this problem.(Google is your friend, or if not, then try DuckDuckGo).

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