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来自「Unix/Linux 网络时间协议版本3 Network Time Proto」· 代码 · 共 60 行

Replied: Sun, 16 Feb 1997 18:11:08 -0500
Replied: "John Hay <[e-mail]> "
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Harlan,

> All I know is that if I compile with HAVE_SIGNALED_IO the
> fcntl(F_SETOWN) fails and the refclock does not come up.  If I #undef
> HAVE_SIGNALED_IO the refclock "appears".

I tried 89.7 on both a 3.0-current and a 2.1.6.1 machine and both
produce the "fcntl(F_SETOWN) fails" message if I configure a local
clock. By setting USE_FSETOWNCTTY in config.h it fixed it on both
systems. I attach a patch to configure.in at the end.

Just a note: The 2.1.6.1 machine does not really have a local clock
attached to it, so I could not verify that it really got time from
that interface. It is also not using the kernel PLL stuff, but
apart from that it is looking ok. It haven't crashed or hanged yet.
(Which I'm happy for because the machine is at work and I would not
want to drive in on a sunday night. :-))

John
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John Hay -- [e-mail]


*** configure.in.org	Fri Feb 14 04:06:54 1997
--- configure.in	Sun Feb 16 21:09:16 1997
***************
*** 487,496 ****
--- 487,499 ----
  AC_CACHE_CHECK(if we need a ctty for F_SETOWN, ac_cv_func_ctty_for_f_setown,
  [case "$target" in
   *-*-bsdi2*)
      ans=yes
      ;;
+  *-*-freebsd*)
+     ans=yes
+     ;;
   *-*-osf*)
      ans=yes
      ;;
   *) ans=no
      ;;