+++ J.Mohamed Zahoor [19/08/03 14:50 +0530]: > OK... some background about my application.... > We develop s/w and hardware for a small, indegeneously developed telephone > exchange . The main call processing s/w runs on a i386 PC which > is connected to the exchange through some properitary h/w to the main > exchange. > All the events are controlled and triggered through our s/w. We selected > linux as OS > long time back when linux was in its infancy.. This PC is not connected > to external world > by any means.. As this call processing s/w does all the main > functinalities.. it is absolutely > necessary to sync the time to real time. And also the application is > expected to run > for days along continusoly.... > > So i cannot use any other time server to sync the time.... > > Any other input...!!!
Interesting! Some background about your linux version,distribution etc.? any reason why you cant use ntpd or ntpdate? They are more than good enough for your immediate needs. I think. Else there can be n number of hacks to fetch time information from somewhere and setting it on your machine. - Sandip -- Sandip Bhattacharya http://www.sandipb.net sandip at puroga.com Puroga Technologies Pvt. Ltd. http://www.puroga.com _______________________________________________ ilugd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd
