Open mystyang opened 5 years ago
Hello,
What sync accuracy and precision are you seeking to achieve? What WLAN card and Linux driver are you using? Chapter 12 of the 802.1AS-2011 spec gives some guidance on how gPTP could be run over an 802.11 link. It requires the newly introduced (as of 802.11-2012) MAC Layer Management Entity (MLME) primitives TIMINGMSMT (Timing Measurement, Clause 6.3.57 and Clause 10.23.5).
I'm not sure if there exists any open source implementation of it, including the necessary support in the Linux kernel.
To answer the question about Xenomai: LinuxPTP is currently designed for Ethernet links simply compiling linuxptp with the Xenomai Cobalt C library is not straightforward and will cause runtime issues as discussed here: https://sourceforge.net/p/linuxptp/mailman/linuxptp-users/thread/20130812112433.GB22099%40netboy/#msg31274667
Hello vladimiroltean, Thanks for your reply. Our aim is to achieve an offset of fewer than 50 microseconds. Thanks for the information, I am going to learn about it .
Hello guys, Is it possible to achieve it, I'm working on this now, but I don not know where to start
Hello, I am working on using PTP with two NXP LS1043 Boards. And for some reason, I need to use software timestamp. So, for eliminating the jitter and latency, I am thinking about using LinuxPTP in Xenomai rather than Linux. But I don't know much about Xenomai, is it possible? Thanks!