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2005 Feb 11
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CentOS CPU Temperature - Mini-HowTo
....conf file and copy it to
/etc. Modify the new one to give you the output you want.
Here is a script that we use when doing burn-in on our systems to monitor
the time they have been running and the latest temps - we test under full
load using cpuburn-1.4.
#! /bin/csh
# temp display shell script
# ISSLLC sab 3/04
echo ""
echo "Starting"
echo ""
@ counter_s = 0
@ minutes = 0
@ hrs = 0
echo "Burn Time = $hrs hrs $minutes mins $counter_s secs"
echo ""
while (1)
sensors | grep emp
sleep 10
echo ""
@ counter_s += 10
if($counter_s == 60) then...