Folks, I admit that I know very little about FreeBSD! Following the recent discussions I have:

- Updated my FreeBSD from 8.0 to 8.2, in the hope that this might update NTP. It didn't.

- It did manage to insert some duff lines in sshd_conf which were enough to stop that working! Fixed that after I dug out another display and keyboard...

- It lost my kernel PPS configuration, which I managed to restore by following the instructions for FreeBSD 5 with the suggestions made by Harlan Stenn.

- I tried to update NTP using the instructions here:
 http://support.ntp.org/bin/view/Support/InstallingNTP#Section_4.3.
 but that didn't seem to update the version after a restart.

- I compiled the dev-NTP I had downloaded following the instructions in the INSTALL file, which also appeared to compile, but did not alter the ntpd version after a restart.

So I suspect I am missing some key step like copying the newly compiled executables from where they have been compiled (twice) into the final directory from where the system runs them. As I said, I'm a complete novice in FreeBSD so likely I'm missing some very obvious step. I've Googled this but must be searching for the wrong keywords.

Suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
David
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