ptpcheck: phc: add clock setting function #402
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Summary: Enable the `ptpcheck phc` command to set the PTP clock to a given value. The new flag, `-s`, takes a Unix timestamp as an argument, and writes it to the PTP device. The resolution is thus limited to whole seconds, so the clock then requires a more precise tuning – achievable, for example, with the sptp program. Differential Revision: D64134612
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Summary:
Enable the
ptpcheck phccommand to set the PTP clock to a given value.The new flag,
-s, takes a Unix timestamp as an argument, and writes it to the PTP device. The resolution is thus limited to whole seconds, so the clock then requires a more precise tuning – achievable, for example, with the sptp program.Differential Revision: D64134612