the-clock-survives-a-reboot: operator acceptance
Recorded 2026-10-01 from the project operator’s conversation. This is a physical operator report about the installed device, not an agent-run test, new camera capture, injected-event trial or quantitative measurement.
launch splash works. mouse nav and hdmi trackpad works. clock works fine don’t worry about digging in further i don’t think
The operator explicitly requests closeout, trusts their reports and waives additional difficult captures/retesting. Existing source, host/QEMU and board evidence remains unchanged and retains its original provenance. No new firmware, kernel, userspace deployment or board action was performed here.
Closeout worktree: /mnt/MediaVolume/home/jadams/src/gitlab.daringbit.com/josh/tdisplay-k230/.scratch/coordinated-work/accepted-clock-closeout; branch closeout/accepted-clock; base b06639f7f325b1dd8c73d3712b6589fd7b4a5611.
Owned paths: this change and its archive, its affected capability specs,
this evidence report and this card’s entry in docs/work-board-status.json.
No board/serial reservation. The coherent closure build was serialized under
/tmp/k230-nix-build.lock; other closeouts need no build reservation.
Disposition
- 4.2: Preserve full-power-off retention as UNVERIFIED, as the proposal’s explicit non-goal. Existing RTC/reboot board proof and the operator’s 2026-10-01 clock acceptance close the warm-reboot scope; no power-off-and-wait test is claimed or required for this change.
Warm-reboot/RTC proof: docs/evidence/rtc/mday-mask-fix.md. Full main-power-removal retention remains UNVERIFIED and was always an explicit non-goal. The latest report does not distinguish RTC retention from network resynchronization.
Prior committed evidence
docs/evidence/backlight-bluetooth-rtc-board-test-plan.mddocs/evidence/rtc/mday-mask-fix.md
Superseded verification protocol
The following are historical requests, not tests performed on 2026-10-01. Their disposition above replaces capture-only acceptance barriers or transfers unperformed measurements, rather than falsely checking a test as executed.
4.2 Leave `UNVERIFIED`: whether the RTC survives a full power-off
(main power removed, not just a reboot) rather than only a warm
reboot. Requires a documented backing supply or a separate
power-off-and-wait board test not performed by this change; do not
tick this task without that specific evidence.