Hello,
I am working on a small project that intentionally uses a clock time set by the user (on the rpi 5), and not the time that is auto synced via the internet.
To disable the real-time clock time updates, I have used:
The issue I am having is; once I disable the real-time clock updates, the raspberry pi connect features stops working.
My question is:
Is there a way to have the raspberry pi connect feature still work, even if the RasPi's auto-synced time is turned off? Or is this an absolute requirement to allow for remote connectivity?
For reference: I am using the Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit Debian Bookworm/Raspberry Pi Desktop (currently up to date) on an a raspberry pi 5.
Apprentice any thoughts / comments!
I am working on a small project that intentionally uses a clock time set by the user (on the rpi 5), and not the time that is auto synced via the internet.
To disable the real-time clock time updates, I have used:
Code:
sudo systemctl stop systemd-timesyncdsudo systemctl disable systemd-timesyncdMy question is:
Is there a way to have the raspberry pi connect feature still work, even if the RasPi's auto-synced time is turned off? Or is this an absolute requirement to allow for remote connectivity?
For reference: I am using the Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit Debian Bookworm/Raspberry Pi Desktop (currently up to date) on an a raspberry pi 5.
Apprentice any thoughts / comments!
Statistics: Posted by mogo4414 — Sat Dec 21, 2024 9:06 pm
