Corrected version:
On 15/11/2013 14:09, David Taylor wrote:
I have compiled and installed NTP on a number of Raspberry Pi Linux
systems, variants of Debian Wheezy, but on one I see that when I run:
$ sudo make install
I get the executables files in two different directories:
ntpdc ntpq & ntptrace => /usr/local/bin
ntpd ntpdate ntp-keygen ntptime & ntp-wait => /usr/local/sbin
I was expecting all the executables to be in /usr/local/bin/. Why might
this be? Linux is not well known to me.
Thanks to Trevor, Rob and Steve for your answers. Whilst it may be
trivial for those familiar with the OS, it's not trivial for me as I
wouldn't know the search terms to look for. I appreciate the time for
your responses. This was with Linux 3.6.11
What I did find very confusing was that on another Raspberry Pi, running
Linux 3.2.27, when using make install /all/ the ntp* binaries are put
into /usr/local/bin/, and this inconsistent behaviour confused me.
BTW: we have found better performance on the RPi with kernel-mode PPS
when using the OS configuration changes mentioned by Rob Windgassen in
NTP Bug 2314.
http://bugs.ntp.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2314
Thanks,
David
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Cheers,
David
Web: http://www.satsignal.eu
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