Posts by mglae

Quote from Sbrez81

I don't undestand why I see ds1307, mine is ds3231

ds3231 is supported by the ds1307 driver.

If the RTC ts having a battery you always should check the voltage.

My experience of the following is from Generic, I do not owe any RPI.

• RTC state can be shown with cat /proc/driver/rtc
• Boot activity: journalctl -k |grep rtc_cmos (your rtc module name is definitely different):

Sep 08 08:21:21 LibreELEC kernel: rtc_cmos 00:05: RTC can wake from S4
Sep 08 08:21:21 LibreELEC kernel: rtc_cmos 00:05: registered as rtc0
Sep 08 08:21:21 LibreELEC kernel: rtc_cmos 00:05: setting system clock to 2024-09-08T06:21:19 UTC (1725776479)
Sep 08 08:21:21 LibreELEC kernel: rtc_cmos 00:05: alarms up to one month, y3k, 114 bytes nvram, hpet irqs

Quote from frankvw

the output of hwclock -r comes back with UTC time, not local time (as per the output in my above post.) So why is that?

When hwclock was designed for PC Compatible the time was usually stored in the HW clock as local time (from Windows), Therefore default setting is assuming stored clock is local time.

Linux is storing UTC in HW clock to be independent from local time setting and having a monotone clock. When using hwclock you have to add option -u or --utc.

Quote from Sbrez81

I live in Italy so GMT +1

You are currently having Daylight Saving Time ending last Sunday in October, CEST = GMT+2. Try hwclock -u -r

For historical reasons hwclock default to local time. Use hwclock -u -r to use stored UTC time correctly.

But ADDON_VERSION is 12.80.0 and e.g. current PVR addons are not compatible any more.

The MT7922 require the MT7921E kernel module currently not enabled in LE.

Will try to create a PR the next few days.

Driver may be there - check with lspci -k - but firmware may be missing and is only added by request..

You can download missing firmware from here and put it into /storage/.config/firmware/mediatek

This is odd, the module should be there:

Aug 31 17:20:40.316814 LE-RPi5 udevil[1038]: mount: /var/media/TOSHIBA EXT: unknown filesystem type 'ntfs3'.

First check with lsmod|grep ntfs. If not loaded try modprobe ntfs3 and check again. If loaded try reconnecting the drive.

sdb is not visible at all.

PS: dmesg is not required, the journal include the kernel messages.

PlayMedia() is having some options, e.g. noresume

README is the man page for your information. Create the .conf in logind.conf.d

Can't tell anything about AirPlay, but LE is using libshairplay.

Default settings are in /etc/systemd/logind.conf, the manual page is in /storage/.config/logind.conf.d/README.

[Login]
HandlePowerKey=reboot

No, just short press is supported.

Long press force a hard power off after 5 sec (BIOS/firmware feature)

Sector size is 512 bytes, all Ok.

At the prompt just do a df . to see the file system size.

A few thoughts:

a) Check if the SSD is using a logical sector size of 512 bytes, 4096 are not supported. Use parted -l to test.

b) The resize operation will create a /flash/fs-resize.log

c) There are resize issues fixed in LE12 nightlys.

With Generic-legacy see this post.

Ask the author to fix his addon.

Still had no time for a detailed investigation.

Start  ./tools/adjust_kernel_config menuconfig, navigate to marvell network drivers and enable all possible, build and update image.

To identify driver post the update of lspci -k