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Subject: Re: NTP stratum 1 with GPS on FreeBSD
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> Last summer I wrote some code to talk to a Trimble GPS receiver (in TSIP
> mode) that extracts the necessary info to do this (among other
> things). 

I've got a Java class that does it as well, although it uses NMEA mode.
Does your code interface with the NTP daemon, since that's what I'm
missing.


Nate