Making a stratum one server on the internet requires 1) A Raspberry PI or similar, 2) A device for GNSS/GPS or radio time signal discipline, 3) Some software in order to tighten it all together. You find the how-to-do guides here.
In order to make Chrony work properly as stratum one server we have to modify the config-file to something like this: #nano /etc/chrony/chrony.conf ——-content of file version BEF 4.X————- # Welcome to the chrony configuration file. See chrony.conf(5) for more # information about usuable directives. refclock PPS /dev/pps0 refid PPS lock GPS precision 1e-9 […]
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Making your Raspberry Pi work as Stratum One requires some kind of reference clock like GPS/GNSS. You can either buy a HAT or find your solder iron and modify a GPS-drone puck yourself. Your GPS-puck MUST be able to convert from 5.0 Volt to 3.3. in this setup as we want 3 Volt on the
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Want to make a stratum one time server you need some tools and software too. I prefer Chrony as I find more stable, reliable and lightning fast when it comes control time on the nano-scale. Moreover its easy to install and control. Chronyd is a time server and client software corresponding to NTP. GPSD is
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