ML-dev-crypto commented on issue #19504:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx/issues/19504#issuecomment-5048788191
@acassis I reproduced this locally, and it looks like `/dev/rtc0` is
registered before `clock_inittime()` runs, so its inode ends up with a zero
timestamp.also `nsh` only prints the timestamp when `st_mtime != 0`, which
seems to explain why the date is missing.
fix should be on the kernel side so the inode gets a valid timestamp rather
than changing `nsh`. One possible approach could be to ensure the inode is
timestamped after the clock has been synchronized, but but I'm not sure which
approach would be preferred.
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