Linux clock synchronization ptpd2 [closed]
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I have 3 PCs (Ubuntu 18.04 + kernel 4-19 (custom)). I try to use scheduling with qdisc
, which uses base-time for start schedule (UTC time) and as CLOCK = CLOCK_REALTIME/TAI
or MONOTRONIC
. All PCs are synchronized with ptpd2
, which shows offset on time between Master and Slaves, but PCs haves differences in time . How can i dynamicaly adjust clocks on PCs and in "real-time" adjust the CLOCK_REALTIME
or TAI
? Is it possible?
linux clock
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I have 3 PCs (Ubuntu 18.04 + kernel 4-19 (custom)). I try to use scheduling with qdisc
, which uses base-time for start schedule (UTC time) and as CLOCK = CLOCK_REALTIME/TAI
or MONOTRONIC
. All PCs are synchronized with ptpd2
, which shows offset on time between Master and Slaves, but PCs haves differences in time . How can i dynamicaly adjust clocks on PCs and in "real-time" adjust the CLOCK_REALTIME
or TAI
? Is it possible?
linux clock
closed as unclear what you're asking by Scott, JigglyNaga, msp9011, Thomas, RalfFriedl Nov 26 at 18:13
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I have 3 PCs (Ubuntu 18.04 + kernel 4-19 (custom)). I try to use scheduling with qdisc
, which uses base-time for start schedule (UTC time) and as CLOCK = CLOCK_REALTIME/TAI
or MONOTRONIC
. All PCs are synchronized with ptpd2
, which shows offset on time between Master and Slaves, but PCs haves differences in time . How can i dynamicaly adjust clocks on PCs and in "real-time" adjust the CLOCK_REALTIME
or TAI
? Is it possible?
linux clock
I have 3 PCs (Ubuntu 18.04 + kernel 4-19 (custom)). I try to use scheduling with qdisc
, which uses base-time for start schedule (UTC time) and as CLOCK = CLOCK_REALTIME/TAI
or MONOTRONIC
. All PCs are synchronized with ptpd2
, which shows offset on time between Master and Slaves, but PCs haves differences in time . How can i dynamicaly adjust clocks on PCs and in "real-time" adjust the CLOCK_REALTIME
or TAI
? Is it possible?
linux clock
linux clock
edited Nov 26 at 8:18
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asked Nov 26 at 8:15
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Scott, JigglyNaga, msp9011, Thomas, RalfFriedl Nov 26 at 18:13
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