Good morning everyone!
As announced in the wish list thread I added a DS3231 realtime clock to my PirateBox to avoid all the issues with keeping track of the correct time via cron and files´ last modified dates and so on.
Unfortunately I don´t have my Pi with me right now, but nevertheless I just put together a small summary of what needs to be done to integrate a RealTimeClock into your Raspberry Pi powered PirateBox and wanted to release the first version of it, so that you can tell me if the formatting has to be adjusted and so on. :)
I guess that I will have time tomorrow (and the Pi) so that I can add the results of the command line inputs to the document.
Anyway, here´s the quick and dirty tutorial:
DRAFT: How to add a RealTimeClock (DS3231) to your Raspberry Pi powered PirateBox
Greetz
Lars
As announced in the wish list thread I added a DS3231 realtime clock to my PirateBox to avoid all the issues with keeping track of the correct time via cron and files´ last modified dates and so on.
Unfortunately I don´t have my Pi with me right now, but nevertheless I just put together a small summary of what needs to be done to integrate a RealTimeClock into your Raspberry Pi powered PirateBox and wanted to release the first version of it, so that you can tell me if the formatting has to be adjusted and so on. :)
I guess that I will have time tomorrow (and the Pi) so that I can add the results of the command line inputs to the document.
Anyway, here´s the quick and dirty tutorial:
DRAFT: How to add a RealTimeClock (DS3231) to your Raspberry Pi powered PirateBox
Greetz
Lars