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How to update date and Time in Raspberry Pi

sameermp
sameermp over 7 years ago

I have purchased a Raspberry Pi 3 model B in August 2017. I am unable to set up Date and Time. Every time I turn on the hardware, It shows date - 12 April  2017.

I have tried setting it up with  Sudo raspi-config but could not do it.

Please guide me on the procedure.

Thanks.

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    0 rew over 7 years ago

    The raspberry pi does not have the hardware to keep track of the date and time when it is turned off. It therefore tries to get the time from the network whenever it boots. I'm guessing you don't have an internet connection when the pi starts back in april.....

    You could have bought a PC for about 1000 euros. but you bought a raspberry pi for 40. There are some compromises.

    I haven't run into this problem for ages: Apparently the assumption: "you often have an internet connection" works for me.

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    0 rew over 7 years ago

    The raspberry pi does not have the hardware to keep track of the date and time when it is turned off. It therefore tries to get the time from the network whenever it boots. I'm guessing you don't have an internet connection when the pi starts back in april.....

    You could have bought a PC for about 1000 euros. but you bought a raspberry pi for 40. There are some compromises.

    I haven't run into this problem for ages: Apparently the assumption: "you often have an internet connection" works for me.

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