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Offline cdev

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Re: "Laureline" embedded GPS NTP server
« Reply #50 on: April 03, 2022, 07:29:22 pm »
Why not use a gigabit Ethernet MAC instead?


You have to agree really, the ping times are a lot faster with GBE. Make sure to use a board that uses real Ethernet and especially real interrupts for the NTP (and not filtered through USB like the RPIs up through 3).

Is the difference significant? Opinions vary a lot on this.
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Re: "Laureline" embedded GPS NTP server
« Reply #51 on: February 28, 2024, 12:16:09 pm »
Note that seven years ago we didn't have cheap and high performance SBC computers to work with. I would guess that in 2021, anybody building a GPS synchronized NTP server would use a readily available RPi or another SBC [...]

You can also get turnkey solutions like this for under $100 from everyone's favourite crapvendor if you just want a black-box ready-to-go NTP server.  Whatever these things are they're pretty sophisticated and not just a ripoff of the Laureline, NTP, SNTP, web UI, and a bunch of other stuff in a device normally costing $1,000 and up.
 


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