Sorry, No status on the NTP Servers this week. I’ve been at my friend’s place participating in the 2016 American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Field Day.
What is Field Day?
Continue reading “Sunday Geek Project: ARRL Field Day Break”
Sorry, No status on the NTP Servers this week. I’ve been at my friend’s place participating in the 2016 American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Field Day.
What is Field Day?
Continue reading “Sunday Geek Project: ARRL Field Day Break”
To setup each Raspberry Pi 2 as a Stratum 1 NTP server I’m following the recipe created by David Taylor. While the recipe is very thorough and complete, I ran into an issue disabling the login prompt on the Raspberry Pi’s serial port under Debian Jessie. No matter what I did the login prompt would always be re-enabled after the Pi rebooted. This resulted in GPSD not starting correctly. Read on to find out how to resolve the issue. Continue reading “Sunday Geek Project: Raspberry Pi NTP Server Recipe”
Here are the different GPS Modules I’m playing with or plan to play with: Continue reading “Sunday Geek Project: The Contenders and Setup”
So today is the day after my youngest son’s high school graduation party. Needing a break, I decided to work on my project to compare different GPS modules’ time keeping ability. So I built three Network Time Protocol (NTP) servers using Raspberry Pi’s and different GPS modules:
As I move from the prototyping stage to the testing phase, I hope to document the process, equipment, and results here.
Stay tuned!
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