Hallo Sean!   
      
    SD> godsend when working on the BBS via ssh from remote   
      
   I imagine so.  For my purposes I am looking forward to monitoring the planned   
   cluster as well as provide a terminal for the new gps reciever.  I currently   
   have a usb one that is less than desirable for a gps time server ... to say   
   the least.  It lacks the pulse per second output as well as lags behind the   
   incoming signal between 0.8 to 1.8 seconds which makes it unusable for a time   
   server.  The new gps reciever will be plugged straight into the io pins on the   
   raspi and definetly has pps output so it should be able to sync to at least   
   milliseconds, hopefully microseconds.  :::knock on wood:::  Milliseconds will   
   be good enough for my purposes for it.   
      
    MK>> Is there a aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu port?  ;-)   
      
    SD> It should compile on your system.  Only one way to find out. :D   
      
   It'll have to wait until I actually build the first aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu   
   which won't happen until next week.  Something to look forward to.  :-)   
      
   Het leven is goed,   
   Maurice   
      
   ... Huil niet om mij, ik heb vi.   
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