> I am looking to time sync 3 machines running FG over the network and would > like to sync the sim times to one master machine. > I have them all on nfs but it seems thats not quite the trick. > > So what ever time the master is working on, be it from command at start, or > selecting for example "noon" on the gui menu, the others follow. > > I see in sim timing properties there are lots of values in the property > tree, And I see system timing also comes via sim gear. > > Do is anyone familiar with the code know which is the root time source on > the property tree? The one I can forward to the slave machines. > And i guess i will need to stop the slaves from trying to overwrite this > value locally. > You can set /sim/time/cur-time-override to override the current time. If you do so, you also have to do this continously to keep the time up-to-date. The value to feed into this property is the return value of the posix time() function. Unfortunately there is no output property for this values. The other input property for setting time is /sim/time/warp to set the offset to the system's clock. Both are probably not what you want. Is time syncing between the machines with ntp an option?
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