David,
running RPi with GPS+PPS here.
I compiled my own kernel and the one major gotcha I had was an RTFM
issue. The kernel used on the RPi is not the compressed vmlinuz
kernel used on PC's. I recompiled my kernel 10 times or more before I
went back scouring the 'net to find out the kernel in u
How can I access the new (thank you) PPS DLL? I run Win 7
(64-bit) and normally download Dave Hart's NTPD for Windows.
MY GPS device is currently attached to the RS-232 port, but it can run thru
a serial-to-USB converter, but the result is MUCH less
accurate. Where should I a
On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 06:03:06PM +, David Taylor wrote:
> On both systems, sudo modprobe pps_ldisc produces no output.
No message is a good message :).
> I have no idea which device ntpd is using, I simply have the type 22
> driver installed which, as I understood it, gets the accurate
> ti
David Taylor wrote:
I wonder whether I should be using 127.127.22.1 rather than .0?
probably.
but and before:
do you have the "pps-tools" package installed?
This guy seems to see your problem:
http://blog.retep.org/tag/raspberry-pi/
uwe
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