Dan,
On my system the Linux clock runs _slow_ while RT tasks are running.
I also needed to log the wall clock time. What I do is put the
"rdate" command in my crontab. I have another machine with a good
clock on my network and I simply re-sync with it every 15 minutes.
I tried a more elegant fix: Running xnpt on the real-time machine
but xntpd and rtl do not seem to get along at all. Crashes big time.
Maybe this been fixed. I'm using an earlier version of RTL. It
would be nice to be able to use xntpd (NTP = Network Time Protocol)
daniel p. peters wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I have recently installed release 9H under redhat 5.1, and all seems to
> work well. However,
> I notice the system clock runs fast under normal conditions (i.e. not rt
>
> modules loaded) and when
> I load rt_process from the examples/measurements directory it really
> runs fast.
>
> The application I plan on using rtl on needs to be able to use wall
> clock time for logging purposes.
> How can I do this. Also, I use the kernel function do_gettimeofday,
> does this function normally under rtl.
>
> Thanks,
> Dan Peters
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