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I checked two typical desktops here: ntpq -c "rv &0"
processor="x86", system="Windows", leap=00, stratum=3, precision=-21,
~477ns ?
.. and I have one reporting -22! Hence the need for more investigation
and understanding.
loopstats' clock offset and RMS jitter are to the nano-second ?
That should be good for up to maybe precision=-30 ?
Here's a typical line:
56006 12567.480 0.003754344 7.420 0.000799395 0.036695 6
Precision of the fields:
day: integer
second: 3 digits, milliseconds
offset: 9 digits, nanoseconds
drift compensation: 3 digits (of parts per million)
estimated error: 9 digits
stability: 6 digits
polling interval: integer
precision=-19 is ~001.907us ?
Would not a factor of 10 be hundreds of nano-seconds?
Yes, for -19, but what about my -22 system? In any case, I was simply
suggesting that the same data should be available through ntpq as through
loopstats. The precision with which that data should be reported is not
an issue in the bug report.
Cheers,
David
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