[vdr] AW: Re: AW: Re: AW: VDR shutdown problem

["Martin Geistreiter" <martin.geistreiter@gmx.net>]

MG>
MG> >if that's the case, you should
MG> > 1. ensure that your hardware clock is running correct time
MG> > 2. choose one transponder, which you trust about time and set it
MG> >    soemwhere in the setup
MG>
MG> >btw.:  use  -l  option, if you want nvram-wakeup to redirect all
output
MG> >to /var/log/messages
MG>
MG>
MG> A possible solution fort this to insert the following line in the
MG> Vdrshutdown script before the shutdown command:

>better,  somewhere  inside  your  shutdown  scripts,  like  on SuSE,
IIRC,
>/etc/sbin.d/halt

in the suse script  halt  there alredy is a hwclock command, but it does
not work form e; dont know why...
while shutdown it says "setting hwclock to system time   done" but if I
look in the cmos its still wrong; upper described solution works fo me.


MG>
MG> hwclock --systohc

>And  you  should  choose  a  "trustable"  transponder anyway, because
some
>transponders  send  their  local  time  and some send (or at least used
to
>send) just crap

yep; thanx forgot to write that i use ARD as my time source.

So short, Martin