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''Actions''
''Actions''
# Start terminal activity
# Start terminal activity
# Become root: <tt>sudo su -</tt>
# Become root (<tt>sudo su -</tt>)
# Set a bogus past-time date e.g. <tt>date -s "Jan 03 2008 01:00"</tt>
# Set a bogus past-time date e.g. <tt>date -s "Jan 03 2008 01:00"</tt>
# Open neighborhood view
# Open neighborhood view
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''Actions''
''Actions''
# Start terminal activity
# Start terminal activity
# Become root: <tt>sudo su -</tt>
# Become root (<tt>sudo su -</tt>)
# Set a bogus past-time date e.g. <tt>date -s "Jan 03 2008 01:00"</tt>
# Set a bogus past-time date e.g. <tt>date -s "Jan 03 2008 01:00"</tt>
# Reboot system
# Reboot the machine
# Wait for sugar to connect to network, and allow a minute or two for clock sync to happen
# Wait for sugar to connect to network, and allow a minute or two for clock sync to happen
# Open clock activity
# Open clock activity

Revision as of 17:00, 22 January 2008

Ensure automatic time correction on network switch

Actions

  1. Start terminal activity
  2. Become root (sudo su -)
  3. Set a bogus past-time date e.g. date -s "Jan 03 2008 01:00"
  4. Open neighborhood view
  5. Connect to another known working network where internet access is available
  6. Wait for a minute or two
  7. Open clock activity

Verify

  • Clock activity shows correct UTC time and date

Ensure automatic time correction on boot

Actions

  1. Start terminal activity
  2. Become root (sudo su -)
  3. Set a bogus past-time date e.g. date -s "Jan 03 2008 01:00"
  4. Reboot the machine
  5. Wait for sugar to connect to network, and allow a minute or two for clock sync to happen
  6. Open clock activity

Verify

  • Clock activity shows correct UTC time and date