Ralf has not checked in the higher-level RTC driver yet. You can either build a kernel from the linux-mips project on sourceforge.net, where the driver is included, or try to apply the outdated patch from http://linux.junsun.net/patches/oss.sgi.com/submitted/011110.mips-rtc.011110.1900.patch It was created on Nov 11, 2001. Jun On Mon, Apr 15, 2002 at 04:52:39PM -0500, Lanny DeVaney wrote: > I've used the NEW_TIME_C method to implement support for the Dallas 1501 > RTC in my MIPS port . I now successfully read the hw clock, and the > date program works, and I can change the time. > > However, the hwclock program tells me that it can't access the Hardware > Clock and tells me that /dev/rtc doesn't exist (although it actually > does) when running hwclock --debug. Also, I see an oddity that may be > related - ping reports zero (as in 0 msec) round trip times always. I > configured CONFIG_RTC into the kernel, and checked the major, minor of > /dev/rtc on my embedded ramdisk. Also, I don't see /proc/driver/rtc. > > Is this normal behavior with NEW_TIME_C configurations? I've checked > my rtc_get_time and rtc_set_time, ..., like I said, the 'date' program > works, reading and writing to the clock. > > Thanks, > Lanny DeVaney > > >
