Hopefully someone can tell me how to fix this error
When I plug it in this message shows up
File too young not updating
I tried rebooting nothing same message shows up
Any help appreciated
Thanks
Miguel wc2f
Error when starting : files too young not updating
Re: Error when starting : files too young not updating
I would suspect your R-Pi clock is/was off at some time in the past...
On initial boot, R-Pi's use some onboard file that tends to indicate the time it was shut-down, then some time after network connectivity updates the running clock time via NTP.
"files too young" would seem to indicate that a batch of files had been updated during a session where your clock was set to some date in the future. Now, with a correct date, the system is seeing potential update files that -- by date stamp -- are "older" than the date stamp of files on the R-Pi itself.
On initial boot, R-Pi's use some onboard file that tends to indicate the time it was shut-down, then some time after network connectivity updates the running clock time via NTP.
"files too young" would seem to indicate that a batch of files had been updated during a session where your clock was set to some date in the future. Now, with a correct date, the system is seeing potential update files that -- by date stamp -- are "older" than the date stamp of files on the R-Pi itself.
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Dennis L Bieber
Re: Error when starting : files too young not updating
But how do I fix it ?
Do I have to open a ss session and update something?
Tnx
Do I have to open a ss session and update something?
Tnx
Re: Error when starting : files too young not updating
Hello,
Maybe in that way
https://raspberrytips.com/set-date-time-raspberry-pi/
Login via console - expert ssh and try the command
BR
Kai
dh3ybe
Maybe in that way
https://raspberrytips.com/set-date-time-raspberry-pi/
Login via console - expert ssh and try the command
With correct date an time.sudo date -s '2021-01-04 13:04:00'
BR
Kai
dh3ybe
Re: Error when starting : files too young not updating
If an update is being performed, then there is network connectivity.dh3ybe wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 9:22 am Hello,
Maybe in that way
https://raspberrytips.com/set-date-time-raspberry-pi/
Login via console - expert ssh and try the commandWith correct date an time.sudo date -s '2021-01-04 13:04:00'
If there is network connectivity, then the NTP service should have obtained the correct date/time from the net.
The error message doesn't say the time NOW is incorrect -- it is claiming that files ON the R-Pi have a modification timestamp that is somewhere in the future (ie: files exist with timestamps AFTER the timestamp of the update...
somefile on R-Pi: modification time 2022 Apr 04 12:01:02.003
samefile in Update: modification time 2021 Dec 31 23:59:59.999
Update file is "older" than file on R-Pi -- so do not overwrite it)
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Dennis L Bieber