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Re: Installing 3.20 gpsd from source on Raspberry Pi cards old and new.
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David J Taylor |
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Re: Installing 3.20 gpsd from source on Raspberry Pi cards old and new. |
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Tue, 9 Jun 2020 18:59:43 +0100 |
Cool. Anything that gpsd should patch to be better/easier?
I still don't understand why anyone would run gpsd/ntpd for a stratum 1
under systemd(umb). A lot of complication for negative benefits.
Can you confirm that your gpsd is running on start, before any gpsd
clients connect to it?
It is annoying to find the latest release of the Raspberry Pi OS (new
name) still has out-dated versions of packages such as ntp and gpsd.
Interesting. As this pages says:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/
"Raspberry Pi OS (previously called Raspbian) is our official operating
system for all models of the Raspberry Pi."
So the distro formerly known as Raspbian.
No mention of Ubuntu or Buster anywhere on that page.
RGDS
GARY
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Gary,
It would have been nice to have the scons install libgps and the
gpsd.service etc. files. It fails to do this, as I mentioned earlier.
NTP works very well with systemd, no need to change that and potentially
complicate or break other things.
ps -e | grep gps shows a program running before I run any gpsd clients.
NTP just uses the kernel pps and other local/Internet servers for the coarse
time. It's independent of gpsd.
The OS is Buster.
Cheers,
David
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Re: Installing 3.20 gpsd from source on Raspberry Pi cards old and new., Paul Theodoropoulos, 2020/06/09