Darac Marjal wrote: > As an alternative, you could try writing a small shell > script that works like the following (pseudocode): > > STOP_TEMP=70 > START_TEMP=65 > JOB_RUNNING=1 > > while true: > cpu_temp=$(cat /sys/something/temperature) > > if JOB_RUNNING and cpu_temp > STOP_TEMP: > systemctl stop something.service > JOB_RUNNING=0 > elif not JOB_RUNNING and cpu_temp < START_TEMP: > systemctl start something.service > JOB_RUNNING=1 > endif > > sleep 1 > wend
Maybe the software scheduler should already schedule optimally, be it preemptive SJF or whatever, anyway so only possibility to reduce CPU temperature that way is to schedule less anyway - also backwards, since computing is like the "king" here it means if heat is a problem, it's not on our side of it really. -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal
