2016-05-28, 22:07
(2016-05-28, 03:58)Milhouse Wrote: @Little_Kitty: Given the above, if you have set the correct timezone but still have incorrect time (your date is "correct" purely by chance, something that will stop being the case in future once systemd is not built on a daily basis, and probably will be incorrect if you reboot after midnight) then I can only imagine that you do not have a functioning internet connection and will need to look at the rest of your network to determine where the fault lies.
it showed wrong time and date.
But i got it fixed now.
i had the timeservers setup on my router. but no idea why it didnt send the info to the PI.
So i setup NTP specially for the PI IP on my router as the PI has a static IP. i cant use pool.ntp on there i have to put in IP address so i did. When i now start it it show the correct time/date.
