Hi Warner,
Keeping cold spares is a good example. I can see that having to acquire GPS
lock and waiting up to 12.5 minutes for current leap second information would
be a problem. There must be a way to cache that state so rapid failover is
possible, in both the hot and cold spare case.
I know
In message D23088365D3E46A3B6C04B915AFB6920@pc52, Tom Van Baak writes:
Keeping cold spares is a good example. I can see that having to acquire
GPS lock and waiting up to 12.5 minutes for current leap second
information would be a problem. There must be a way to cache that state
so
On Jan 28, 2015, at 5:25 AM, Tom Van Baak t...@leapsecond.com wrote:
Hi Warner,
Keeping cold spares is a good example. I can see that having to acquire GPS
lock and waiting up to 12.5 minutes for current leap second information would
be a problem. There must be a way to cache that
