Re: [ntp:questions] More than one PPS source on Raspberry Pi?

2017-12-04 Thread Brian Utterback
Doesn't adding a second PPS signal mean that the accuracy can only go down? If the two PPS signals are really in sync then they will be clocking essentially simultaneously. They won't get serviced simultaneously so one will either be ignored or will be serviced after a delay. On 12/4/2017

Re: [ntp:questions] More than one PPS source on Raspberry Pi?

2017-12-04 Thread Paul J R
The answer is no and yes (and also maybe).. no because the current pps-gpio driver only loads a single pin (though it could be extended to load more than one, but i dont think anyones done that). yes because the other way it could be achieved is to create a second module called pps-gpio2

[ntp:questions] More than one PPS source on Raspberry Pi?

2017-12-04 Thread Frank Wayne
Has anyone tried to use more than one PPS source at the same time on a Raspberry Pi? The device tree overlay pps-gpio does not seem to support more than one instance. That is, if my config.txt specifies two instances of pps-gpio for different GPIO pins, only /dev/pps0 is created. The