1 files changed, 12 insertions, 20 deletions

diff --git a/testsuite/date/date-R-works b/testsuite/date/date-R-works
index 12f9b96ed..81378cc69 100644
--- a/testsuite/date/date-R-works
+++ b/testsuite/date/date-R-works
@@ -1,21 +1,13 @@
-dt1="`date -R`"
-# Wait for the start of next second
-dt="$dt1"
-while test x"$dt" = x"$dt1"; do
-    dt="`date -R`"
-done
+# When different date's use time() and clock_gettime(),
+# seconds transition may not happen at _exactly_ the same moment.
+# Therefore we try it several times.
 
-bdt=`busybox date -R`
-bdt=`busybox date -R`
-bdt=`busybox date -R`
-bdt=`busybox date -R`
-bdt=`busybox date -R`
-
-# Wtih !FEATURE_DATE_NANO, that is, with time()
-# instead of clock_gettime(), seconds transition
-# may not happen at _exactly_ the same moment,
-# but can be delayed. Several busybox date -R
-# invocations above are meant to deal with this.
-# (two were enough for me, but I added more just in case).
-
-test x"$dt" = x"$bdt"
+test x"`date -R`" = x"`busybox date -R`" && exit 0 || true
+test x"`date -R`" = x"`busybox date -R`" && exit 0 || true
+test x"`date -R`" = x"`busybox date -R`" && exit 0 || true
+test x"`date -R`" = x"`busybox date -R`" && exit 0 || true
+test x"`date -R`" = x"`busybox date -R`" && exit 0 || true
+test x"`date -R`" = x"`busybox date -R`" && exit 0 || true
+test x"`date -R`" = x"`busybox date -R`" && exit 0 || true
+test x"`date -R`" = x"`busybox date -R`" && exit 0 || true
+false