I am running OpenPLi on a VU Duo2.
When I un- and then re-plug the power, the date always reverts to the year 1923, and the whole box is very slow because of that (because of some timing problems I have read in this forum).
What I have done so far, but does not fix the problem:
+ I have a ntpdate script that works when I call it manually, and is executed on boot ( /etc/rcS.d/S42ntpdate.sh with:
[ -x /usr/bin/ntpdate ] && /usr/bin/ntpdate -b -s -u pool.ntp.org )
+ disabled enigma2 transponder time ( config.misc.useTransponderTime=false ) in /etc/enigma2/settings
+ ntpd is installed, but I cannot find any config nor startup script file (maybe this is causing the issue?)
How is it even possible, that the date reverts to 1923? Should not be 1970 the absolute minimum?
I also tried to write the correct time to the hw clock, with the "hwclock" command, but it is missing in OpenPLi.