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Installing NTPD with get_ntp.tar.gz

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 =Installing NTPD with get_ntp.tar.gz=
-* Please use the script '''make_all.sh''' from [http://files.gude.info/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz get_ntp.tar.gz] to download, patch and compile ntpd in one step.
+* Please use the script '''make_all.sh''' from [https://files.gude-systems.com/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz get_ntp.tar.gz] to download, patch and compile ntpd in one step.
 * ''get_ntp'' is using the ntp.org sources, plus some custom patches to maintain optimal hardware compatibility with Gude devices
 * if you want to manually review and install these patches, please follow the instructions from '''make_all.sh'''
-  wget http://files.gude.info/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz
+  wget https://files.gude-systems.com/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz
   tar -xzvpf get_ntp.tar.gz
   cd get_ntp

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 ==udevd==
-If your system is using udevd, it is recommended to configure udevd to create the right symlink once a device appears. Try to insert one the following rules to /etc/udev/rules.d/ :
+If your system is using udevd, it is recommended to configure udevd to create the right symlink once a device appears. Try to insert one the following rules to /etc/udev/rules.d/99_mydevice.rules :
 *Expert mouseCLOCK / EMC Professional / EMC Professional NET
   KERNEL=="ttyS*", NAME="%k", SYMLINK="refclock-%n", GROUP="uucp"

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 =Installing NTPD with get_ntp.tar.gz=
-Please use the script '''make_all.sh''' from [http://files.gude.info/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz get_ntp.tar.gz] to download, patch and compile ntpd in one step.
+* Please use the script '''make_all.sh''' from [http://files.gude.info/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz get_ntp.tar.gz] to download, patch and compile ntpd in one step.
-It's ugins the ntp.org sources, but adds some patches to maintain optimal hardware compatibility with Gude devices.
+* ''get_ntp'' is using the ntp.org sources, plus some custom patches to maintain optimal hardware compatibility with Gude devices
   wget http://files.gude.info/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz
   tar -xzvpf get_ntp.tar.gz
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   ./make_all.sh
- cd ntp-4.2.8p10
+Note:
- make install
+*running ./make_all.sh will just download, patch and compile the ntpd sources in it's own local subdirectories, without tainting your root filesystem
-Note: Running ''make install'' will copy all binaries to your root file system, so make sure you have no other ntp distributions installed (e.g. suse rpms, or debian packages)
+*running ''make install'' is skipped for now, for it will copy all binaries to your root file system, so make sure you have no other ntp distributions installed (such as rpms, debian packages, etc)
-<br />
+*if you want to install, change directory to the ntpd sources (like : cd ntpd- and run ''make install''
 =Additional kernel mode drivers=

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 =Installing NTPD with get_ntp.tar.gz=
-Please use the script '''make_all.sh''' within [http://wiki.gude.info/images/9/9d/Get_ntp.tar.gz Get_ntp.tar.gz] to download, patch and compile ntpd in one step (highly recommended!).
+Please use the script '''make_all.sh''' from [http://files.gude.info/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz get_ntp.tar.gz] to download, patch and compile ntpd in one step.
-  wget http://wiki.gude.info/images/9/9d/Get_ntp.tar.gz
+It's ugins the ntp.org sources, but adds some patches to maintain optimal hardware compatibility with Gude devices.
-  tar -xzvpf Get_ntp.tar.gz
+  wget http://files.gude.info/ntp/get_ntp.tar.gz
   cd get_ntp
   ./make_all.sh
-  cd ntp-4.2.8
+  cd ntp-4.2.8p10
   make install
 Note: Running ''make install'' will copy all binaries to your root file system, so make sure you have no other ntp distributions installed (e.g. suse rpms, or debian packages)
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 If you used make_all.sh as recommended, please skip the following section and [[#Additional_kernel_mode_drivers |go on here]]
 <br /><br />
 =Additional kernel mode drivers=

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 * [[OpenBSD ntp]]
 * [https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Systemzeit#DCF-Funkuhr-Gude-MouseClock-II Ubuntu Howto mouseCLOCK USB II (german)]
-* [Ntpd Centos7 mouseCLOCK USB II|Centos7 Howto mouseCLOCK USB II]
+* [[Ntpd Centos7 mouseCLOCK USB II|Centos7 Howto mouseCLOCK USB II]]

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	* [[OpenBSD ntp]]		* [[OpenBSD ntp]]
	* [https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Systemzeit#DCF-Funkuhr-Gude-MouseClock-II Ubuntu Howto mouseCLOCK USB II (german)]		* [https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Systemzeit#DCF-Funkuhr-Gude-MouseClock-II Ubuntu Howto mouseCLOCK USB II (german)]
		+	* [Ntpd Centos7 mouseCLOCK USB II\|Centos7 Howto mouseCLOCK USB II]

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 7. Juli 2015, 14:46 Uhr
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	You can use ntpd to run your linux PC as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Time_Protocol NTP] server. Beside using other ntp servers as time source, ntpd supports various parse drivers to read external hardware clock devices.		You can use ntpd to run your linux PC as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Time_Protocol NTP] server. Beside using other ntp servers as time source, ntpd supports various parse drivers to read external hardware clock devices.

−	This HOWTO describes to install ntpd from tarball, which ~~is considered the hard way, and~~ is maybe not recommended~~. Almost every~~ Linux distribution comes with ntpd as binary package, already pre-compiled using all refclock parse drivers.	+	This HOWTO describes to install ntpd from tarball, which is maybe not recommended when your Linux distribution comes with ntpd as binary package, already pre-compiled using all refclock parse drivers.

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 *Expert GPS Clock
 *Expert GPS Clock USB
-*EMC Professional ([[EMC Professional Jumper Configuration|requires V.24 config XNTP]])
+*EMC Professional ([[EMC Professional Jumper Configuration| V.24 config XNTP]])
 *EMC Professional NET
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 * [[FreeBSD ntpd]]
 * [[OpenBSD ntp]]

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 7. Juli 2015, 11:06 Uhr
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	You can use ntpd to run your linux PC as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Time_Protocol NTP] server. Beside using other ntp servers as time source, ntpd supports various parse drivers to read external hardware clock devices.		You can use ntpd to run your linux PC as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Time_Protocol NTP] server. Beside using other ntp servers as time source, ntpd supports various parse drivers to read external hardware clock devices.

−	This HOWTO describes to install ntpd from tarball, which is considered the hard way, and is maybe not recommended. Almost Linux distribution comes with ntpd as binary package, already pre-compiled using all refclock parse drivers.	+	This HOWTO describes to install ntpd from tarball, which is considered the hard way, and is maybe not recommended. Almost every Linux distribution comes with ntpd as binary package, already pre-compiled using all refclock parse drivers.

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 * [http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/ntp/html/index.html Official NTP Documentation]
 * [http://support.ntp.org/bin/view/Support/KnownOsIssues#Section_9.2.3.2.1 Known Operating System Issues]
 * [http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_NTP Gentoo.Wiki]
 * [http://ntp.isc.org/bin/view/Main/DocumentationIndex ISC NTP Documantation index]