[LinuxPPS] 2.6.17 is here

[Rodolfo Giometti]

On Sun, Jun 18, 2006 at 10:28:31AM +0200, Udo van den Heuvel wrote:
> 
> Well, stuff appears to work.
> I have 2.6.17 running.

Ok! :)

> I was wondering about the /proc/pps/00/assert and clear files.
> 
> I get stuff like:
> [root at epia pps]# cat 00/*
> 1150619109.3000 #510
> 1150619109.200006000 #510
> [root at epia pps]# cat 00/*
> 1150619117.4000 #518
> 1150619117.200005000 #518
> [root at epia pps]# cat 00/*
> 1150619120.2000 #521
> 1150619120.200004000 #521
> [root at epia pps]# cat 00/*
> 1150619121.6000 #522
> 1150619121.200003000 #522
> [root at epia pps]# cat 00/*
> 1150619122.4000 #523
> 1150619122.200003000 #523
> [root at epia pps]# cat 00/*
> 1150619122.4000 #523
> 1150619122.200003000 #523
> [root at epia pps]# cat 00/*
> 1150619123.5000 #524
> 1150619123.200005000 #524
> [root at epia pps]# cat 00/*
> 1150619123.5000 #524
> 1150619123.200005000 #524
> 
> How should I read the different timestamps? (different amounts of digits
> after the point)

I'm sorry but I can't understand which is the problem. :-o

Please, can you explain it?

Ciao,

Rodolfo

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