Nickolay Orekhov nowh...@mail.ru wrote:
1. If you mark clocks as true you somehow fool yourself :-). Because now
if the clocks are real falsetickers you won't even know about it and your
system
will be out of sync and for ex. will show low offset from some falseticker
maybe.
Yes, reading
Hello,
I have ntpd set up with two time sources, GPS_NMEA and a PPS pulse, and I have
a couple
of perhaps basic questions.
NMEA sentences are not read directly from a physical serial port but a
virtual
/dev/gps0 that is fed by a separate process.
PPS pulse comes from the gps module and is
Hi,
Nickolay Orekhov nowh...@mail.ru wrote:
2011/12/29 Nickolay Orekhov nowh...@mail.ru
Yes, you are right. Your system is synced with PPS and gets seconds from
NMEA.
You can set time1 to make NMEA offset closer to reality ( and to PPS ).
Having NMEA offset close to zero, or leaving it at
