Hi folks,
Firstly, thanks for chrony, it is a very nice bit of software.
I have some computers in Antarctica that are disconnected from the
internet for days (potentially months) at a time. The temperature of
these computers can range from -40C to +30C, and over this range there
is a large (and h
Hi Bill,
> They really go from outside to inside (even that is surely not 30C) ?
Outside goes down to -80C or colder, inside we try to keep the
experiment at around -20C, but it can go down to -40C or so. And, in
extreme situations (e.g., in summertime when the outside ambient is a
balmy -30C) th
Hi Miroslav,
> The development version supports tempcomp directive, it allows you to
> specify a file which contains the measured temperature, and constant,
> linear and quadratic coefficients to calculate to correction.
Interesting.
> Currently, there is a correction limit hardcoded to 10 ppm,
Hi Ed,
> Out of curiousity, whilst I doubt Amazon will deliver you one tomorrow,
> is a GPS an option to get a time fix?
Yes GPS is certainly an option, and our new hardware (currently
en-route to Antarctica) has it.
> I presume you are stuck with fairly low speed satellite connections
> with
