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I ask your forbearance if this should have been in the technical
topics news letter instead.
Has anyone here worked on a standalone ntp time server which uses GPS to
obtain the clock signal?
The server would output the standard ethernet ntp protocol, but as a
stratum 1 server.
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logical == logical american website.read...@gmail.com writes:
logical I ask your forbearance if this should have been in the
logical technical topics news letter instead.
logical Has anyone here worked on a standalone ntp time server which
logical uses GPS to obtain the clock signal?
logical
Russell wrote see:
http://time.qnan.org/
Since the unit is unavailable, I poked around a bit on the Garmin site..
this looks very attractive and can create a stratum 1 timeserver for a
very affordable price (not to mention that you get your geophysical
coordinates too)
It still seems to be readily available:
http://www.google.com/products?q=gps+18
Erik
On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 6:43 PM, logical american
website.read...@gmail.com wrote:
Russell wrote see:
http://time.qnan.org/
Since the unit is unavailable, I poked around a bit on the Garmin site..
Situation: Client = Vista PC, NTFS file system; Server = CentOS 5.3
serving CIFS shares (FYI: neither of these systems are current with all
the latest patches and updates - customer preference). Client has
windows open on both systems and attempts to drag and drop files from
server to local
On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 10:06 PM, frankhunt fh-li...@comcast.net wrote:
Situation: Client = Vista PC, NTFS file system; Server = CentOS 5.3
serving CIFS shares (FYI: neither of these systems are current with all
the latest patches and updates - customer preference). Client has
windows open
