Basil, Made the changes as you suggested and it now works as expected. Not sure which missing line you added so I added both of them, hi hi. Looking forward to the next beta image release. I have inst

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Daniel, You may have added a second gpsd.service file. Package-provided service files are usually located in /lib/systemd/system, check there for a gpsd.service file. That's where the current version

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RE: [udrc] State of GPSD on boot and PPS2 Hi Annaliese, I checked /etc/default/gpsd and the GPSD_OPTIONS was set as GPSD_OPTIONS=”-n” In my investigation of this issue I checked the www.catb.org/gpsd/

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If you haven’t already checked, make sure that as part of the GPSD_OPTIONS variable in /etc/default/gpsd, it includes the “-n” flag. It should read something like: GPSD_OPTIONS="-n -G” This line will

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Hi Art, Thanks for having a look at this. John had pointed out to be that the ‘require’ at the end of the gps line was not required in my case and that the PPS2 was caused by the fact that when I ENAB

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Here is a feature comparison. https://chrony.tuxfamily.org/comparison.html

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I was messing around last night and I think that if you don't remove 'require' at the end of the gps line it won't update based on the ntp server time chrony just hangs. testing: - shutdown pi - remov

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so try this: - unplug the antenna and lan cable - shutdown and unplug the pi for about 10-20 minutes or so (this gives you a good gap to check stuff) - start back up it should auto change the time (yo

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I'm not sure if gpsd is not compiled correctly or if it's just buggy. I read a post that said that you need to run at least gpsd version 3.17. Debian Stretch, has gpsd version 3.16.4 in its repo. I tr

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There is no GPS antenna built into the DRAWS board. That is by design as the DRAWS board is intended to be packaged (along with its host Raspberry Pi) into a metal case which would block an integrated

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Yes that is correct. It is a requirement to have some antenna connected to the gps device on the DRAWS HAT. I have used a number of USB gps and I'm impressed how well the DRAWS gps works (11 satellite

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I will confess that I don't understand the finer points in this discussion . But speaking as an operator who likes to operate out in the field with no Internet, I am surprised that the gps seems to ne

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This config will break some apps, like 'make' which builds depending on time stamps. I'm not sure what else it breaks but I don't recommend your config change. I'll look into it. /Basil

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partially true, i changed the line int he chrony.conf file from: to when you change the makestep to 1 -1 it will instantly change the system time to whatever the time source it chooses (rtc/gps/intern

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The chrony service does NOT change the time! The misconception is that the chrony service is setting the time to the one given by the NTP server. This is incorrect – what actually happens is that base

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nope, it just took out the other 4 sources. for whatever reason it's not giving me a sample at all. this is a communication problem between chrony and gpsd

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Hi Art Try disabling the pool in chrony.conf, by adding a hashtag in front of that line. Save, restart chrony, give it some time, then check with chonyc sources -v 73 Julian oh8stn Julian OH8STN www.o

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I do have the battery installed, and the rtc does have the correct time, however chrony doesn't view the gps as online and receiving a valid time this is what the sources looks like: and as you can se

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John, That did the trick. Thanks for catching that. Daniel

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Thanks John. I will give that a go and report back on the result. Daniel

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