hello,
the fix has arrived. please download the two programs attached to this post and copy to your shake’s /tmp directory. then, log in in to the shake using ssh and issue the following commands:
> chmod a+x /tmp/gps* /tmp/postboot*
> sudo mv /tmp/gps* /tmp/postboot* /usr/local/bin
(ignore the colors, markdown…)
from there you can reboot the unit.
when a GPS module is attached, this fix will:
- wait until GPS gets a lock on at least 1 satellite
- once GPS clock is locked, system will take this time and set the computer HW clock
- start NTP services
- start the Shake data services
for the moment, you can know if the clock has been successfully set by looking at the output in the file
> tail -f /opt/log/postboot.log
in a near-future update, this information will also be displayed in the front-end configuration interface.
again, my apologies that this took so long to fix.
please let me know if this works now for you.
richard
postboot.rshake (43.8 KB)
gps-time-set (13.9 KB)