Re: GPS Unit for Timekeeping on Linux?
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Date: 11/16/04
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:29:51 +0800
"W. Watson" <wolf_tracks@invalid.inv> writes:
> I have a meteor application that operates a camera from sundown to
> sunrise, and the more accurate the times the better. Right now the
> drift is in the order of several minutes per month. Synching once a
> day might do the trick, but I'd like to see it automated, so that I
> wouldn't have to dial up the internet. If the application were near
> my most frequently used computer, the one in my house, I'd probably
> be inclined to manually update the time by the network every day;
> however, it is a building 100 feet away and going out there every
> day is not something I think about much.
Go read the NTP stuff, and remember you can use the GPS to discipline
your clock without a network conection. You should be able to get to
sub-ms accuracy with ntp, and your time will be matchable with other
sites as well.
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