I have problem with my stratum1 box. My box include: freebsd
5.2-RELEASE without PPS , ntp-4.2.0_1, Intel Pentium III, 40 G IDE,
Germin GPSmap60 , connect with serial com. In GPSmap60 set as NMEA.
Freebsd box can get NMEA input string. My configuration of ntp.conf
like this:
server
chowalit.lab Chowalit Lab Linux wrote:
Dear all
I have problem with my stratum1 box. My box include: freebsd
5.2-RELEASE without PPS , ntp-4.2.0_1, Intel Pentium III, 40 G IDE,
Germin GPSmap60 , connect with serial com. In GPSmap60 set as NMEA.
Freebsd box can get NMEA input string. My
Rob Neal wrote:
On Wed, 5 Mar 2008, Andy Helten wrote:
I think I have been giving it enough time to stabilize -- any test I
consider legitimate was allowed to run for at least 8 hours. Most tests
ran overnight for 18-24 hours and some tests ran over weekends for
nearly 72 hours.
Fran Horan wrote:
snip lots of detail
So, the summary is that drift goes to 500ppm when stepping is disabled
but runs normally when stepping is enabled and both situations never
require a time step. This makes no sense to me. By the way, as
mentioned previously, we require that time
Andy Helten wrote:
Andy wrote:
The good news is that new ntp.conf appears to work! This is the first
configuration that has produced reasonable results, granted it could
still be a fluke since the drift was rather unpredictable (but _always_
settled near +/-500ppm). The bad news is that we
Andy Helten wrote:
Fran Horan wrote:
snip lots of detail
So, the summary is that drift goes to 500ppm when stepping is disabled
but runs normally when stepping is enabled and both situations never
require a time step. This makes no sense to me. By the way, as
mentioned previously, we
Richard Gilbert wrote:
A comment in ntp.conf and/or the startup file, explaining WHY stepping
is enabled should go a long way toward solving the dumbass problem.
Yes, I know, but that requires someone to actually read the comments in
the conf files and there is always the '-x' argument
Steve Kostecke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 2008-03-07, Hal Murray wrote:
ATTRIBUTION MISSING wrote:
I have problem with my stratum1 box. My box include: freebsd
5.2-RELEASE without PPS , ntp-4.2.0_1, Intel Pentium III, 40 G IDE,
Germin GPSmap60 , connect with serial com. In GPSmap60 set as
chowalit.lab Chowalit Lab Linux wrote:
My GPS have offset lower than other stratum 1 server ?? ...
This is, or should be, a FAQ.
NMEA output is unusable as a time source.
The time in an NMEA sentence tells you at what time the stated position
etc. was measured, but not the current time.
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Unruh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve Kostecke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 2008-03-07, Hal Murray wrote:
ATTRIBUTION MISSING wrote:
I have problem with my stratum1 box. My box include: freebsd
5.2-RELEASE without PPS , ntp-4.2.0_1, Intel Pentium III, 40 G
May sound like a newbe question, but am I wrong or earlier Windows
clients were syncing with NTP ?
The problem is simple: A big building, about 350-400 Windows XP PCs,
and 2 Linux servers not only for NTP, but for it too... Now today, on
my laptop I had to edit the registry of the XP, so it could
VFikov wrote:
May sound like a newbe question, but am I wrong or earlier Windows
clients were syncing with NTP ?
The problem is simple: A big building, about 350-400 Windows XP PCs,
and 2 Linux servers not only for NTP, but for it too... Now today, on
my laptop I had to edit the registry of
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