I’ve run a Pi 3 as a PPS clocksource. I used a netbooted aarch64 buildroot on ramdisk, experimenting with rt-linux as well. I saw similar performance, includin

I’ve run a Pi 3 as a PPS clocksource. I used a netbooted aarch64 buildroot on ramdisk, experimenting with rt-linux as well. I saw similar performance, including those occasional spikes. I found that the flood of interrupts caused by the usb chip - they are handled in the driver rather than on chip - were detrimental to accuracy. Temperature variations were another source of inaccuracy. I didn’t figure out how to connect an rtc together with the gps hat. I might try again on a Pi 4, I think it’s possible to power off the usb chip without losing ethernet as it does on a Pi 3.