Gary E. Miller <g...@rellim.com>: > When you disconnect the PPS, your GPS_NMEA(0) can no longer report PPS > base time, so it will report the NMEA based time. To not so closely > related times, mushed into one. If you GPS stop PPS when it does not > have a good signal the GPS_NMEA(0) will jump wildly. ntpd will mark > it a false ticker and then you got shit.
It sounds like this has implications for how I should write the HOWTO
recipe. Are you saying that with refclock 20 the source can get marked
as a falseticker if it loses PPS for a while?
If that's so, themn maybe we do want to base the build on refclock 28
and what you call gpsd-lite.
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