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My router network environment is as follows:
I followed the plugin script provided by the script owner for practice and successfully sent the node's CPU temperature, load, and uptime to the main router. I also categorized the logs for cleaner and clearer display.
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Add LogCPUtemp.sh script to the node by myself:
I was surprised to find that after installing multiple plugins on the GT-AX6000, the average CPU usage is 0.1-0.2. However, the CPU usage on the two nodes, AX88U and AX86U, which are only responsible for Wi-Fi forwarding, is as high as 1.0-1.23. Is this due to hardware CPU differences, or is it because the nodes have a heavier workload?
gt-6000
ax88u
ax86u
I followed the plugin script provided by the script owner for practice and successfully sent the node's CPU temperature, load, and uptime to the main router. I also categorized the logs for cleaner and clearer display.
Scribe - Feature to support AiMesh node(s) log?
I went in the other direction. Got scribe on router and both nodes. Have nodes forwarding to router (A00remote). Syslog-ng filters putting all of it where it suppossed to go. Debating creating my own filters based on the hostname of the AImiesh nodes (logrotate as well), the part two. This...
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Add LogCPUtemp.sh script to the node by myself:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
TEMP=$(cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp)
TEMP_C_INT=$((TEMP / 1000))
TEMP_C_DEC=$((TEMP % 1000 / 100))
echo "CPU Temperature: ${TEMP_C_INT}.${TEMP_C_DEC}°C" | logger
uptime| loggerI was surprised to find that after installing multiple plugins on the GT-AX6000, the average CPU usage is 0.1-0.2. However, the CPU usage on the two nodes, AX88U and AX86U, which are only responsible for Wi-Fi forwarding, is as high as 1.0-1.23. Is this due to hardware CPU differences, or is it because the nodes have a heavier workload?
gt-6000
ax88u
ax86u
