On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 09:49:34AM +0100, Pierre Mallard wrote:
Hi Miroslav, and thansks for your help.
Just a precision : you were talking about the first call to
sysclk_set_leap not sysclk_set_tai don't you ?
Both, actually.
Indeed kernel sources seems to manage leap by setting
Hi Miroslav, and thansks for your help.
Just a precision : you were talking about the first call to
sysclk_set_leap not sysclk_set_tai don't you ?
Indeed kernel sources seems to manage leap by setting tai_offset. I wonder
then why the second call is perform, does it have any interest or is it
On Mon, Mar 09, 2015 at 11:07:39PM +0100, Pierre Mallard wrote:
1) I need to have both TAI and UTC clocks available, and no leap on TAI for
SW loop control purposes.
In clock_utc_correct from clock.c, it seems to set leap (sysclk_set_leap)
and then TAI offset (sysclk_set_tai_offset) in a non
Dear developpers,
I have a few general newbee question regarding linuxptp which I could not
answer clearly on my own by reading documentation/code. If those question
were previously adressed, fill free to point me to correct documentation.
1) I need to have both TAI and UTC clocks available, and
