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markp1989

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Registered: 2008-10-05

Posts: 431

looking for a bash command to show the current CPU load.

i have a very small script that i use to log the temperatures of my cpu , i use it when im doing OC tests.

#!/bin/bash
echo "Date-------------------------Core1-Core2-FAN" >> temp.log
while true; do
echo `date`    `sensors | grep "Core 0" | cut -f2 -d'+'  | cut -f1 -d'C'`    `sensors | grep "Core 1" | cut -f2 -d'+'  | cut -f1 -d'C'` `sensors | grep "fan2" | cut -f2 -d':' | cut -f1 -d'R'`  >> temp.log
sleep 1 
done

currently it gives the current output

Date-------------------------Core1-Core2-FAN
Sat May 16 20:57:00 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:01 BST 2009 44.0° 44.0° 827
Sat May 16 20:57:02 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 827
Sat May 16 20:57:03 BST 2009 42.0° 42.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:04 BST 2009 42.0° 42.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:05 BST 2009 42.0° 42.0° 831
Sat May 16 20:57:06 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 831
Sat May 16 20:57:07 BST 2009 42.0° 42.0° 831
Sat May 16 20:57:08 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 831
Sat May 16 20:57:09 BST 2009 42.0° 42.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:10 BST 2009 42.0° 42.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:11 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 831
Sat May 16 20:57:12 BST 2009 46.0° 46.0° 831
Sat May 16 20:57:13 BST 2009 44.0° 44.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:14 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:15 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:16 BST 2009 54.0° 54.0° 811
Sat May 16 20:57:17 BST 2009 56.0° 56.0° 831
Sat May 16 20:57:19 BST 2009 56.0° 56.0° 831
Sat May 16 20:57:20 BST 2009 56.0° 56.0° 827
Sat May 16 20:57:21 BST 2009 56.0° 56.0° 827
Sat May 16 20:57:22 BST 2009 57.0° 57.0° 827
Sat May 16 20:57:23 BST 2009 56.0° 52.0° 1939
Sat May 16 20:57:25 BST 2009 54.0° 51.0° 1939
Sat May 16 20:57:26 BST 2009 54.0° 51.0° 1917
Sat May 16 20:57:27 BST 2009 44.0° 44.0° 1917
Sat May 16 20:57:28 BST 2009 44.0° 44.0° 1917
Sat May 16 20:57:29 BST 2009 44.0° 44.0° 1278
Sat May 16 20:57:30 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 1278
Sat May 16 20:57:31 BST 2009 43.0° 43.0° 878

I would like to add a cpu load colum to the log file. but i dont know of any command to do this?

Thanks Markp1989

Last edited by markp1989 (2009-05-16 19:57:58)

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Procyon

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Registered: 2008-05-07

Posts: 1,819

Re: looking for a bash command to show the current CPU load.

cut -d' ' -f1-3 /proc/loadavg

damjan

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Registered: 2006-05-30

Posts: 451

Re: looking for a bash command to show the current CPU load.

vmstat 1