ryandoyle wrote:
For anyone interested in setting up a Garmin 18 LVC GPS receiver on FreeBSD 8, I wrote up a fairly detailed tutorial of my experiences here: http://blog.doylenet.net/?p=145
Very nice, and quite useful.
A couple of months ago I thought it would be a neat idea to run a strat 1 time server at my work. I hadn't had any experience with NTP before, didn't know what local clock drivers were etc... and coming from a Linux background I had very little experience with FreeBSD. This guide hopefully is useful to someone who wants to setup a strat 1 time server but isn't sure where to start. If there are any comments or errors, please let me know
You might consider trying a bleeding edge (dev tree) version of ntpd, directly from ntp.org, instead of the ports version:
There has been some changes in the NMEA driver which, at least for me, required a tweak or two of the ntp.conf file.
You'll also need to get rid of the default ntp* executables in order for the new ones in /usr/local/* to be found.
Terje
Cheers
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