** No longer affects: util-linux (Ubuntu)
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Title:
[Power9][Witherspoon dd2.3] unable to set hwclock
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** Changed in: ubuntu-power-systems
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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Title:
[Power9][Witherspoon dd2.3] unable to set hwclock
To
just for the record:
BMC WEB UI - settings/date and time settings; select `Manually set date and
time` and then change the `time owner` to SPLIT.
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Ok. I was able to reproduce the error and then I've followed the instructions
from comment #2
Step 1 (### With busctl on BMC), but I've got this output:
`An enumeration mapping was attempted for which no valid enumeration value
exists.` which I think it didn't work.
But what I understood from
Thanks to Dimitri for pointing out that the comment #2 is not designed
to actually SET the HW Clock from the host, but to ALLOW the HW Clock to
be set with /sbin/hwclock. I had completely missed this.
Next step is to try the sequence described in comment #2 (on the BMC and
also on the host), and
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[Power9][Witherspoon dd2.3] unable to set hwclock
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I believe /sbin/hwclock is the default tool for manually setting the
hwclock in Linux. I’m nervous that higher level workloads may depend on
the correct functioning of the /sbin/hwclock tool for their successful
operation.
The /sbin/hwclock tool is shipped with the util-linux package.
Adding
