Hello.
On our TS-7300's we have found the hw clock drift to be too large to
support our objectives. To correct this we have replaced the on-board
hw clocks with another. After replacement, on boot, an error message
is displayed indicating the hw clock cannot be accessed using any known
methods. If you manually run the "hwclock" utility with the debug
option, it says that /dev/rtc cannot be opened because it doesn't
exist. Upon examination, /dev/rtc does not exist.
What is the mechanism whereby the hw clock is discovered and when
is /dev/rtc created? Is there something we need to do to get the OS to
recognize the new clock?
Thanks,
G.
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