The Makefile of swclock-offset was previously changed to install the scripts
according to the /usr merge. In the service files for openrc and systemd,
however, the paths to the scripts need to be adapted as well. Version 0.2.4
catches up on this.
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- now installs to /usr by default
- now installs systemd service files by default
- added -systemd subpkg to handle service files
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This upgrade has no effect on postmarketOS, as there were only systemd
service files added to the repository. The upgrade is done solely to
keep track with the newest version.
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If the system time jumps back and forth before installing the package
"swclock-offset", OpenRC can get confused whether the current dependency
tree is old or new. To resolve this confusion, the dependency tree cache
is updated within the post-install script of the openrc subpackage.
Some devices have a working but non-writable real-time clock (RTC).
This package contains two shell scripts: One writes the offset between
'hwclock' and 'swclock' to a file at shutdown, another one reads the
offset from the file at boot and sets the 'swclock'. This way the system
time in userspace is kept in present time.
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Pablo Correa Gómez