"Unruh" <> wrote in message news:34jgm.50898$ph1.36...@edtnps82...
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> Note that chrony will give you a factor of 2 or three improvement over
> ntp in the errors, assuming that the roundtrip is equally split on
> Linux or BSD.
For those without wide-bandwidth academic connections - those folks o
>>> In article , David Woolley
>>> writes:
David> Could I suggest limiting release candidates to one a week. Very few
David> people will have time to deal with them in less than about a week.
As others have said, you are free to deal with these, or not, as you choose.
The goal here is to get
>Or one could get a plug computer like http://www.tonidoplug.com and
>use a GPS over USB, which works quite well as David proved. I myself
>am tempted at one such plug computer just for the geek factor! :-)
Thanks. $99 makes it interesting.
I poked around a bit but did't find what I'm looking
"Richard B. Gilbert" writes:
>Juyong Do wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Does anyone know any survey or paper measuring absolute time accuracy over
>> NTP? I saw statistics about offsets, RTT, and dispersion but am not sure how
>> well those parameters reflect or are correlated with absolute accuracy of
>
Juyong Do wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know any survey or paper measuring absolute time accuracy over
> NTP? I saw statistics about offsets, RTT, and dispersion but am not sure how
> well those parameters reflect or are correlated with absolute accuracy of
> each NTP servers and clients.
>
> T
On 2009-10-30, David J Taylor wrote:
> Some get NNTP messages, others e-mail from the portal.
The release announcement routing is:
announce@ mailing list -> questions@ mailing list -> news-group
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> David J Taylor wrote:
>> perhaps those who don't want to keep them can use the
>> Delete key?
> ^W ^W Kill File
Or whatever. Some get NNTP messages, others e-mail
David J Taylor wrote:
> perhaps those who don't want to keep them can use the
> Delete key?
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Reference clock drivers are compiled into ntpd and run in the ntpd
process, in user mode, though typically with root privileges. See
ntpd/refclock_*.c in the distribution.
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On 2009-10-30, David Woolley wrote:
> I'd deduce from the large number of recent "release candidates" that the
> code is actually some way from being ready to release.
You may wish to view the actual diffs between the Release Candidates
instead of merely "speculating".
I've created a handy sho
Hi
I need some pointers regarding the reference clock drivers. I need to know
if these drivers are implemented in user space or kernel space. I at least
know from documentation that how ntp adjusts clock is in kernel space to
carry out clock tinkering in a quick fashion. However, are the refclock
2009/10/17 Dave Hart :
> On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 11:23 AM, Paul Fleischer wrote:
> I would like to see ntpd support unprivileged operation for testing
> purposes, including using a local port > 1024. The approach I have
> been considering is adding a "port" option to the association commands
> l
Hello all. I am building a stratum 1 timing source as part of my Mobile
Communications Unit 37 project here in Delaware.
I have mounted a Garmin GPS18 LVC receiver on the vehicle's roof along with
building the 1 PPS level converter as described in this web page and providing
TOD and PP
"David Woolley" wrote in message
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> Could I suggest limiting release candidates to one a week. Very few
> people will have time to deal with them in less than about a week.
>
> I'd deduce from the large number of recent "release candidates" that th
David Woolley wrote:
> Could I suggest limiting release candidates to one a week. Very few
> people will have time to deal with them in less than about a week.
>
> I'd deduce from the large number of recent "release candidates" that the
> code is actually some way from being ready to release.
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 8:54 AM, David Woolley wrote:
> Could I suggest limiting release candidates to one a week.
Please, suggest away :)
> Very few
> people will have time to deal with them in less than about a week.
Such folks should pick up the latest RC once a week, then. Meanwhile,
those
Could I suggest limiting release candidates to one a week. Very few
people will have time to deal with them in less than about a week.
I'd deduce from the large number of recent "release candidates" that the
code is actually some way from being ready to release.
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