The broadcom module (brcmfmac) is highly bugged in raspberry, i kicked it out.

I am using an USB wifi adapter with atheros chipset (ath9k_htc) right now, what solved all problems i was heaving with broadcom.

I got tired of trying to make WLAN0 work as an AP, after a long lost time I decided to buy a TP-Link WN722N and use it. Problem solved, I never had any problems.

But I keep thinking, the Broadcom drivers are bugged or the problem is in the hardware?

I found a confirmation of the problem in: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Time#Time_standard "During kernel startup, at the point when the RTC driver is loaded, the system clock may be set from the hardware clock. Whether this occurs depends on the hardware platform, the version of the kernel a...

DougieLawson wrote:That's the wrong module for a PCF8523 RTC.

Exactly, i am not using PCF8523 RTC.

I am almost sure it is a bug in archlinux-ARM, see: mnemonic@redbird[~]$ journalctl -b 0 | grep rtc Jan 31 23:10:48 redbird kernel: rtc-ds1307 1-0068: rtc core: registered ds3231 as rtc0 systemd-timesyncd is executed after the ds3231 module is initialized: Jan 31 23:10:49 redbird systemd-timesyncd[2...

I have same problem here...

..."File <...>/system.journal corrupted or uncleanly shut down, renaming and replacing." in dmesg

I think it is a bug in systemd...

I have same problem with ds3231. I think it is a problem in Archlinux-ARM.

Please, tell me when you found a solution...