So it would seem that while that dummy entry stops the " port 1: received SYNC
without timestamp" messages, it doesn't do much good afterwards.
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Hello,
I have a laptop configured as a proof of concept system. It's an older Lenovo
laptop with an Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection I218-LM (rev 04),
configured as an e1000 device. "ethtool -T enp0s25" shows both software and
hardware timestamping available.
Feeding into this system ar
Hello,
I am trying to build a proof-of-concept systems that will listen for ptp and
then serve ntp, but I seem to have a problem: the clock on the system does not
seem to get set by ptp, and therefore the clock drifts. I have a test system
that uses multiple internet ntp sources and this one:
