Sorry about not attaching the code upfront. All I have is this -
;; cl-syslink.asd (asdf:defsystem "cl-syslink" :serial t :components ((:file "syslink")))
;; syslink.lisp (defpackage :syslink (:use :cl) (:export :hw))
(in-package :syslink)
(defun hw () (print "Hello Syslink World"))
On investigation I found that the universal-time stored in *defined-systems* is just slightly behind the file-write-date. The dates I see are in-memory: 3499707641 and safe-file-write-date 3500387179.
So you loaded a previous version of the file on Nov 25 and last modified the file on Dec 3. What else happened in the meantime?
I never bothered to look at the date until you mentioned it, but I just ran date on the board and that shows the following
root@dm816x-evm:~# date Fri Nov 26 05:01:45 UTC 2010
But obviously today is not Nov 26 :-) Looks like there isn't an RTC on the board or its not working correctly. get-universal-time reports the time that the board thinks it is but since the files are on NFS, the server (which most likely has the correct date) reports a date way ahead.
Bug reproduced. And fixed.
1- it should work with 2.011.3 2- you can test with your skewed clock (or skewing it again) 3- don't forget to unskew your clock in the end.
Thanks for the bug report!
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