[ntp:questions] Re: Using a Radio for setting a PC clock.
David L. Mills
mills at udel.edu
Mon Jun 6 03:20:57 UTC 2005
Richard,
The refclock audio drivers themselves have tender loving care; however,
I consider the hacked over library audio chip driver a classic example
of spaghetti code and unmaintainable by me, even though I wrote the
original code.
Dave
Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
> David L. Mills wrote:
>
>> Richard,
>>
>> Not to speak to your other comments, but the WWV/H driver has been
>> carefully maintained by me and worked just fine the last time I
>> looked. In the northeast here, Canadian radio CHU is somewhat more
>> reliable and there is a driver for that, too. While I still have a
>> WWVB receiver working at home, I've given up on campus. Too much
>> radio-frequency interference from uninterruptable power systems in the
>> near vicinity. Apparently, at least some of them operate at 60 kHz and
>> overwhelm the WWVB signal.
>>
>> Dave
>>
>> Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
>>
>>> arupkgeorge at coolgoose.com wrote:
>>>
> Dave,
>
> Sorry! I thought I remembered a message from you on the subject but when
> I checked, all I found was a message from someone else, reporting that
> you had said that the audio driver was no longer maintainable
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