In article <49745d61$0$185$e4fe5...@news.xs4all.nl>, Nero Imhard <n...@pipe.nl> writes: > David J Taylor schreef: > > Are current versions of FreeBSD much better for timekeeping than > > Linux? > > In my rather subjective raw user (or rather: administrator) experience > there are just too many little problems getting ntp to work decently > starting from a stock Linux, and the result never instills full > confidence (at least with me...).
I guess I must have just been lucky, then. Having twice recently turned a Windows server into a Linux (=Debian) server, my experience is that the hardware that used to jump around tens of ms and hundreds of PPM converges to a couple of ms in a few hours and stays there; having decided on a drift value, it tends to stick with it. I've yet to build NTP for Linux. I just fire-and-forget, straight from the distribution. -- SAm. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
