Hi.
From the title, you might (maybe) guess this is about the Raspberry Pi,
and NTP.
I've only had the thing a few days, but been experimenting (playing)
with the default NTP behaviour as seen with ntpq -p on the command line.
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It's said, that the RasPi, has about the same cpu "grunt" as a 300MHz
Pentium, but I have no way to qualify that statement.
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At present, this is all at the "it'd be good if it could be done" state.
As if I don't have too many other projects on the go at this time.
Comments, brickbats, bouquet's etc.
Regards.
Dave B (G0WBX)
Dave,
A small box like that would make a nice NTP server if it can be done. The
only (very small) contribution I can make is that for some time I ran NTP
with GPS on a Pentium 133 MHz with 48 MB of memory using FreeBSD, so you
CPU-grunt is at least adequate. Rebuilding the kernel to add PPS support
was an overnight job, though!
[Although the two jitters of 180 milliseconds in your ntpq -p billboard is
not encouraging!]
Cheers,
David GM8ARV
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