Mattia Procopio

sounds reasonable, @tstcunha do you want to provide a failing test case and a PR to fix it?

I would like to thank anyone here. Really appreciate this has been resolved thanks to collective efforts!

hi @DonDebonair the idea is to have the capability to add some more APIs on the SlackClient itself for very specific use case instead of making standalone functions. The client...

Hi Edoardo, if you change the kernel to the Arch one and drop the config related to the pi it will work on any aarch64 system in theory. I was...

@Ryther there is a pal in discord which runs AstroArch on the lattepanda, so I believe porting to aarch64 wouldn't be that big of an issue

when connected to the network it does what reported, it may take longer times for clocks that are way off but eventually it will sync. How long you waited ?

@gilbertgit would you send me the result of `sudo systemctl status chronyd`? Also, what kind of network you use?

@sophisticatedDreamer ah that would explain why time doesn't sync although it is weird it is disabled, can you try to enable it back by running `sudo systemctl enable --now chronyd`...

I know timesyncd renders chrony dead, maybe that is enabled? can you check kindly @sophisticatedDreamer if `sudo systemctl status systemd-timesyncd` reports the service active by any chance?

@sophisticatedDreamer yes, i would expect timesyncd to work equally well if chrony is not active. From what i remember some people using mobile network routers were having issues with time...