On Tue, Oct 11, 2022 at 02:51:36PM +0200, Tino Mihajlovik wrote:
> Yes it is special setup.
> 
> We have custom board with GPS, DS3231, FT232RL and microprocessor. The idea 
> is that microprocesor always mimics the NMEA sequence together with the PPS 
> signal on the USB port. When GPS is stable the real NMEA message is just 
> forwarded together with the PPS signal. When GPS is not avialable the 
> microprocessor sends NMEA data that is stored to the DS3231.

Ok, that information should have been in your first mail. I guess you
could provide to chrony two pairs of SHM+PPS refclocks, one using your
RTC and another the real GPS, which could be marked as trusted, so if
both are working, the RTC-based on will be ignored.

-- 
Miroslav Lichvar


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