Not sure how a bug where the only person who has posted information is
the OP can be closed without any response from the group that should be
handling the report (IE. the group responsible for time keeping in this
case). But for some reason in Ubuntu if the developers choose to not
respond to a
How can a bug report that has not been responded to be automatically
closed?
** Changed in: ntp (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired = New
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Also the timepps.h file along with some user land pps related tools can
be found here:
git://github.com/ago/pps-tools.git
The version there is somewhat outdated as it does not include support
for the new kernel consumer that is part of 2.6.38. Here is a diff for
a version that does work with
I made some more udev changes and I got the Oncore reference clock
almost working. Here is what my PPS udev rules look like:
KERNEL==ttyS1, RUN+=/bin/setserial -v /dev/%k low_latency,
OWNER=ntp, GROUP=ntp, MODE=0660, SYMLINK+=oncore.serial.0
KERNEL==oncore.serial.0OWNER=ntp, GROUP=ntp,
I tried to hand build ntp with pps and reference clock support. from
the configure I see that it is looking for the following header files:
sys/pptime.sys
sys/ppsclock.h
timepps.h
Checking my Gentoo installation I see that only the last header is
installed. I copied the timepps.h header to
I added the following to /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.ntpd
/var/log/ntp/ntp.log rw,
/var/log/ntpstats/clockstats rw,
/dev/oncore.serial.0 rw,
/dev/oncore.pps.0 r,
It will not create the log file in /var/log/ntp. But it will do it in
/var/log even with the above changes. When I run ntp configured
