Hello!
I am sorry that I cannot give you any help. Instead I have a question to
you:
How and where did you get to know about the "leapsecond.dat" file?
I ask you this question because before the previous leap second,
January 1, 2006, I had a set-up similar to yours. I did not use or know
Jim,
Did you get my emails about non-delivery ...
Regards,
David Partridge
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Gretchen,
I found a list of alternative european time servers:
http://www.novak.it/?p=71
(descr. in german)
Useful?
have fun,
Arnold
On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 10:25:04 -0400, Gretchen Baxter wrote:
>Hi,
>Where can I find a master list of NTP /time services RFC's?
>Thanx!
>
PPSAPI is described in RFC-2873. The IEEE standard for precission
syncronization is IEEE-1588. Here is a link to an application
implementing a PTP daemon according to IEEE-1588:
http://ptpd.sourceforge.net
Lot of information about the NTP related RFCs are referenced in
www.ntp.org although v4
> Daytime (rfc867)
> Time (rfc868)
> NTP (rfc1305)
> SNTP (rfc4330)
I think there is another RFC on the kernel API for the PPS stuff.
If you are looking for standards in general rather than just RFCs, there is
an IEEE (I think) standard that is very NTP like but aimed at much higher
precision.
There aren't that many. The current list (www.ietf.org) would include
Daytime (rfc867)
Time (rfc868)
NTP (rfc1305)
SNTP (rfc4330)
There will be a few new ones for ntpv4 (standards for protocol and snmp
mib, informational for autokey) soon but they are still in last call.
Also, the tictoc working
Hi,
Where can I find a master list of NTP /time services RFC's?
Thanx!
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Gretchen,
I don't know exactly what you need or already know,
but did you ever look to
PTB Braunschweig (Phys. Techn. Bundesanstalt, Germany)
(http://www.ptb.de/en/org/q/q4/q42/index.htm (engl.))
National Physical Laboratory NPL, UK
(http://www.npl.co.uk/server.php?show=nav.348)
(http://www.atom
>From my experience, and I have about 8 9390s, some play and some do not. It
was explained to me that they have older firmware in them and will not work
unless they had the new week rollover number programmed into them. Most, as
I said, have old firmware, before the new rollover was introduced. I b
