Getting "absolute" time in Linux
Is there a way in either standard or Real-time Linux to get "absolute
number of ticks (or seconds) since the Epoc (or some other configurable
starting point), regardless of the kernel clock resets via
settimeofday() and the RTC resets via hwclock set and regardless of the
system reboots?
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- Re: Getting "absolute" time in Linux
... settimeofdayand the RTC resets via hwclock set and regardless of the ... gettimeofdaycomes closest to "absolute number of ticks since the epoch", ... but then you said "regardless of kernel clock resets via settimeofday"; ... The only way to get "absolute time" is to ask a trusted source. ...
(comp.os.linux.development.apps) - Getting "absolute time" in Linux
... Is there a way in either standard or Real-time Linux to get "absolute number of ticks since the Epoc, regardless of the kernel clock resets via settimeofdayand the RTC resets via hwclock set and regardless of the system reboots? ...
(comp.os.linux.development.system) - Getting "absolute" time in Linux
... Is there a way in either standard or Real-time Linux to get "absolute number of ticks since the Epoc, regardless of the kernel clock resets via settimeofdayand the RTC resets via hwclock set and regardless of the system reboots? ...
(comp.os.linux.development.apps) - Re: Getting "absolute" time in Linux
... number of ticks since the Epoc (or some other configurable ... regardless of the kernel clock resets via ... settimeofday() and the RTC resets via hwclock set and regardless of the ...
(comp.os.linux.networking) - Re: Getting "absolute" time in Linux
... regardless of the kernel clock resets ... via settimeofdayand the RTC resets via hwclock set and regardless ... "Absolute" relative to what? ... general relativity etc omitted:) ...
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