Fix system time update via GPS without app use #7
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to determine if the system time has been or should be updated because the system time may be a guess. Instead, always update when we first get a fix.
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@tridge, It has been quite some time with no activity here, including response to what seem to be useful pull requests. Is this code orphaned? |
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I noticed that video and snapshot files had old timestamps when I didn't connect via the app.
Just comparing system time and gps time to UBLOX_MIN_DATE isn't enough
to determine if the system time has been or should be updated because
the system time may be a guess. Instead, always update if we have a valid GPS time when we first
get a fix.