Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 01 Feb 1999 12:56:37 -0500 | From | Kris Karas <> | Subject | Re: PLL in kernel? |
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Arvind Sankar wrote:
> ok, figured it out. xntpd by default decides that linux doesn't have an > accurate adjtimex.
If this is what xntpd is doing, then you're likely running into the glibc-2 bug that has bitten many people trying to get ntp-4 running. In a nutshell, ntp uses two kernel PLL routines, ntp_gettime and ntp_adjtime; linux, OTOH, provides just one superset, called adjtimex. Libc5 (glibc-1) correctly provides wrappers that convert the ntp_x calls to linux adjtimex, but glibc-2 omits one of them. Hence, the configure thinks they're not present. I forget the workaround, but H.J.Lu I think made patches to glibc2 to fix this. You can fudge it by hand-editing the results of the ./configure to enable the accurate adjtimex (etc).
KTK
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