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Making devices in jessie that worked in Wheezy

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JFoley
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Making devices in jessie that worked in Wheezy

#1 Post by JFoley »

I am configuring a Raspberry PI 2 to run the same code I used before (Wheezy) Specifically these following inputs

sudo apt-get install libcap-dev libssl-dev pps-tools
Add dtoverlay=pps=gpio, gpiopin=4 to end of /boot/config.txt
Add pps-gpio to the end of /etc/modules
Reboot and verify /dev/pps0 exsists

Create file in /etc/udev/rules.d/80-gps-to-ntp.rules
KERNEL==”PPS0”, SUBSYSTE=“PPS”, DRIVER==””, SYMLINK+=”GPSPPS0”, MODE=”0666”
KERNEL==”TTYAMA0”, SUBSYSTEM=”TTY”, DRIVER==””
, SYMLINK+=”GPS0”, MODE=”0666”
Run sudo udevadm trigger to create symlinks /dev/gps0 and /dev/gpspps0

Neither of those instructions work in Jessie?

What can I do to make the same results occur in Jessie?

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Re: Making devices in jessie that worked in Wheezy

#2 Post by orythem27 »

JFoley wrote:I am configuring a Raspberry PI 2 to run the same code I used before (Wheezy) Specifically these following inputs
Neither of those instructions work in Jessie?
What can I do to make the same results occur in Jessie?
I assume you have been following some online tutorial. A brief search yields similar tutorials updated for newer kernels:
http://www.satsignal.eu/ntp/Raspberry-P ... start.html

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