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Subject: Re: [9front] Used to boot to rio, doesn't anymore
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On Fri, Aug 26, 2022 at 09:08:46PM +0200, Steve Simon wrote:
>timesync will block if it cannot get a reference time. lock it to the bios clock or get networking working before timesync is called.
>
>i dont know where timesync gets its reference in 9 front default install but start by looking at why timesync is unhappy - maybe the network is dead or maybe it comes up later in the bootup sequence?
>
>-Steve

The system time wasn't looking right between reboots so I replaced the cmos battery, and now timesync 
is happy, so far.