On 2012-01-25, pc <[email protected]> wrote: > Martin, > > Many thanks for your invaluable help/vielen Dank fuer Ihre sehr > wertvolle Hilfe! > > I was unaware of cu, but I was able to use to to verify that /dev/ > ttyS0 was in fact > showing the correct ASCII strings. From there it was relatively easy > to get > everything up & running. > > Now there are two remaining issues: > > - Why did 'ntpq -c clockvar' show refclock_states="*NOMINAL" and > incrementing every second > even when there was no cable plugged into the serial port? > I'm tempted to regard this as a violation of the Principle of Least > Astonishment. > > - The OS (CentOS, which is a close relative of RedHat) deletes > everything in /dev > each time it is booted. Is there some recommended way of setting up > the link > /dev/refclock-0 -> /dev/ttyS0?
Put in a new rule into udev to tell it to do this. > > BTW: I'm planning to add another NTP server based on a Garmin GPS18x > LVC. > > Thanks and regards, > Paul > > _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/questions
