phone clock goes years into the future during power tests
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Bug Description
This may be related to Bug 1475542, but instead of going to the past to a hardcoded date before a test, the phone goes years into the future during or after a test.
Again I'm not quite sure where to file this bug, but I've noticed that the phone's time/date sometimes jump ahead to a fairly consistent range of dates in the future while power tests are running. This only happens during/after a test, and even happens later in the same boot after I force ntpdate to set the correct time.
On arale devices, the clock jumps to 2021-01-2X. On krillin devices, it jumps to 2017-01-2X. I've seen it happen 136 times, and only during/after a test, never before. So, the test forces the correct date via ntpdate, disconnects to collect power measurements, then reconnects to collect logs. During this post-test log collection is when I see the severely skewed date.
I see these date symptoms only during two tests... the ones where wifi is turned off.
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Power test logs are kept here: http://
Each test set and test run there includes quite a bit of data and logs to help with debugging.
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Is there enough data in the logs there to identify the cause of this issue? I can collect more logs or command output if necessary, to include with future test runs.