Facts (clock synk) still crashes

[Amigaz]

After getting Genesis (AmiTCP) to start way before Facts which needs a running TCP/IP stack to function or it will crash it still crashes even though I have Genesis started early in my user-startup.
I have Facts in my WBStartup which is recommended, have tried different startup priorities without any effect and WAIT/DONOT WAIT but still crashes like on my screenshot, any clues?  :-?

EDIT: Genesis wasnt started at all as I thought, lol

so back to the "drawing board"

[Amigaz]

Now trying to run Facts from a script started as an online even in Genesis but the TCP/IP stack isn't started fast enough when Facts tried to access the NTP server so is there a way to add some seconds of wait in the script or make the TCP/IP stack start faster?

My script: Workbench:C/Facts  >RAM:TimeTrace

Error reported by TimeTrace: FACTS 5.04 by Chris Young
© 1998-2006 Unsatisfactory Software

You are currently in daylight saving time! (BST )
Your timezone is SYS (2 hrs from GMT)

Looking up host ntp.lth.se...

Error with DNS lookup

[Amigaz]

keropi wrote:
damn, wish I could help...
dead A4000 battery? that's why u want this prog, right?

Thanks for the sympathy  :-P

Dead battery, it's an A4000 CR..the previous owner has removed the original coin battery and wired a new coin battery with two cables so the battery is hanging but insulated with electric tape I'm going to put a new battery in the original place when I'm not too lazy  :-D
Have seeing the date 1978, Januari 1 in Limpidclock each time my miggy starts  :crazy:

[Amigaz]

quenthal wrote:
Hmm.. normal maybe normal wait command will do fine in your script - c:wait 2 ; 2 second delay before next command?

There is newer and more configurable versions in aminet in util/

If I use "Wait 2 Workbench:C/Facts >RAM:TimeTrace"

I get this reported from TimeTrace: too many arguments

 :getmad:  :madashell:  :crazy:

[Amigaz]

Piru wrote:
@AMIGAZ

'Wait' is a separate command. It can't be on the same line.

Ahh... :idea:

So a script with two lines will do the trick?  :-P