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If the Raspberry Pi is off for a while, the clock drifts
The system date/time (see via date command) syncs via the internet -> if hotspot doesn't have internet connections, the time won't be right
This shouldn't be a major problem on its own, but it could be really annoying if the Pi gets connected to the internet in the middle of a sniffer recording
Potential solutions:
Use relative time to sync between GPS and BLE data -> this may mean having to calculate the relative time for the GPS (tshark does this automatically)
Use GPS time to sync Raspberry Pi time -> a little shell script that takes the first reading and uses it to set the time via the date -s command?
Potential issue:
datecommand) syncs via the internet -> if hotspot doesn't have internet connections, the time won't be rightPotential solutions:
date -scommand?