Re: Hardware interrupt list?

[Ken Hornstein <kenh%cmf.nrl.navy.mil@localhost>]

>Actually, there is a change, it's worse.  Without the modification, ntpd 
>opens the port using PPS and I'm able to start gpsd right behind it once 
>PPS is active.  With the modification, I can't use the port at all after 
>PPS takes over, it just keeps gpsd locked out.

Sorry man, I am out of ideas.  Although when you say it "keeps gpsd locked
out", what exactly does that mean?  An open() of that device returns
EBUSY?  Or you just don't get any input?

The fact that this change made it WORSE makes me think that this is close
to the core problem.  You might need to sit down with the Z8530 datasheet
and add some judicious printf()s to figure out what's going wrong, though.
I suspect you're in the distant minority when it comes to ntpd hardware
these days.

--Ken