How do you change the time on a raspberry pi?
I have put a couple of pool.ntp.org servers in the relevant settings page and its not using them to set the time.
How do I get it to do so?
How do you change the time on a raspberry pi?
I have put a couple of pool.ntp.org servers in the relevant settings page and its not using them to set the time.
How do I get it to do so?
Does adding boot delay (LE settings -> Network -> Wait for network... -> approx 30 sec wait) help?
(It fixed that and DB connect issues for me at least.)
Nope just tried it now and rebooting and its still an hour out due to daylight savings.
Have you set your location in Kodi and LE?
If you have the wrong time with the correct location/timezone, it's more a Kodi problem, not LibreELEC.
I have a similar problem and have set the wait for network and location settings.
But the Raspberry Pi doesn't have a way to save the time when you turned it off.
On the Raspberry Pi, the OS must get the time from a NTP server on a set schedule or on boot so the apps running on top of the OS have the right time.
Or via a script if the task is left to the user.
I don't see how this is an issue with Kodi.
No I haven't but I went back to OSMC and thats working fine...
So its something with LE...
Yes, I can confirm that OSMC (Kodi) does sync reliably with NTP servers at boot time.
First line when booting OSMC: " [Ok] Started Set Time using HTTP query "
This is a first after trying several distros over the years.
But you must use the default Kodi skin (Estuary) or you won't see the Add-ons menu (hidden).
Can anyone confirm if LibreELEC syncs reliably with NTP servers at boot time on a Raspberry Pi 2/3? (lost a card in the process)
Yes, I can confirm that OSMC (Kodi) does sync reliably with NTP servers at boot time.First line when booting OSMC: " [Ok] Started Set Time using HTTP query "
This is a first after trying several distros over the years.
But you must use the default Kodi skin (Estuary) or you won't see the Add-ons menu (hidden).
Can anyone confirm if LibreELEC syncs reliably with NTP servers at boot time on a Raspberry Pi 2/3? (lost a card in the process)
I have no problems getting the correct time.
ntp is done through connman not through ntpd itself.
I have no problems getting the correct time.
ntp is done through connman not through ntpd itself.
Thanks
Ok sorted it - Goto the Settings/Interface/Regional and set:
Region Default Format and Timezone Country and it will work fine
Thanks all for the hints...