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From: FreeBSD Technical Reader <kernel@acromail.ml.org>
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Subject: Re: kern/4112: Re: PPSCLOCK kernel diffs
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How about an onboard integrated GPS that replaces the cmos clock.

i just started running xntpd today stratum 0 on one of my network servers
to sync some clients xntpd --- very nice.

Anybody got any hints on getting yppasswd /rpc.yppasswdd to work yppaswd
works on the local ypserver but not on a remote client running ypbind.