[LinuxPPS] Linux 2.6.28 - serial time string jumps
Heiko Gerstung
heiko.gerstung at meinberg.de
Thu Jan 15 15:29:47 CET 2009
OK, new day, new problem...
Warning: This might be a little bit offtopic i.r.t. linuxpps, but I have
seen that you guys are dealing with bleeding edge versions of the
kernel, linuxpps and ntp (just like me) and might have similar
experiences...
I am trying to test the new kernel with Rodolfo's linuxpps patch against
ntp-4.2.4p6 ... PPS now works reliably but what I see is that the time
of my GPS string reference (parse driver) is sometimes jumping for 3-4
ms, resulting in being called a bad ass falseticker by ntpd and striked
out (x). This in turn leads to the PPS source being rejected and after a
short while (I am dealing with 16s polling intervals) everything seems
to kick back to normal ...
The same hardware performs good under 2.6.15.1 (the last kernel version
I was working on), back then with the PPSLight patch from Ulrich Windl.
While I assume that PPS is working great here, I wonder if anyone has
experienced jumps and latency issues on their serial ports with 2.6.28?
I know that I had some successful tests with 2.6.24 but I wanted to use
a more recent kernel ...
Regards,
Heiko
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