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			 A list of known bugs
		Copyright (c) 1996, 1997 Ulrich Windl
		 <Ulrich.Windl@rz.uni-regensburg.de>

- A long-lasting bug in the Linux kernel is the incorrect updates to
  the CMOS clock, especially during daylight saving time.  PPSkit
  0.3.0 contains a patch to emit a kernel warning at least. It's not
  quite obvious how to fix it without knowing the hardware very well
  (it seems).

- If you power your reference clock from the serial port, you can't
  use the ATOM driver on the same port.  If you don't need power, it
  seems to work (I did not try it).

- gen_pps v1.3 sometimes produced a pulse only every 10 seconds
  instead of every second.  Starting and stopping the program several
  times stopped the effect.  Currently I have no idea why this
  happens.

- enable_pps.c might use the wrong sign when doing corrections with
  MOD_OFFSET.  I could not test it well enough.  Anyway: You should
  use xntpd to synchronize your clock!

- architectures other than i386 are still missing, but should be
  straight forward (files <arch>/kernel/time.c,
  include/asm-<arch>/{ioctls.h,termios.h}).
