Index: scripts/date_time_set.sh
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diff -u -r2a5e8882fa17faacf0c58b430f570cbe095265b5 -rb743e6d20c409d112cfe5a82366dbdf79460203c
--- scripts/date_time_set.sh	(.../date_time_set.sh)	(revision 2a5e8882fa17faacf0c58b430f570cbe095265b5)
+++ scripts/date_time_set.sh	(.../date_time_set.sh)	(revision b743e6d20c409d112cfe5a82366dbdf79460203c)
@@ -15,18 +15,38 @@
 #
 ############################################################################
 
-if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
-    currentFile=$(basename "$0")
-    echo "Usage: ./$currentFile 'yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS' [ntp:true|false]"
-    exit 0
-fi
+# Description
+#   Sets system time and NTP flag
+# Parameters
+#   - DateTime to update
+#   - Network Time protocol flag
 
+# Considerations 
+#   Setting the system time with a custom time will only work if NTP is set to off
+
+# sources
+. ./_errors_
+. ./_functions_
+
+# variables
+PARAM_COUNT=2
 new_time="$1"
 ntp_flag="${2:-false}"  # Default to 'false' if not provided
 
+# checks
+check_param_count  "$#" "$PARAM_COUNT"
+
+# main
 sudo timedatectl set-ntp "$ntp_flag"
+check_result "$?" "$ERR_CMDFAIL_TIMEDATECTL"
 
 sudo date -s "$new_time"
+check_result "$?" "$ERR_CMDFAIL_DATE"
 
-# set the hwclock from the system time
-sudo hwclock -w
+sudo hwclock -w         
+check_result "$?" "$ERR_CMDFAIL_HW_CLOCK" 
+
+# exit gracefully
+sleep 0.1
+echo ""
+exit 0
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