Next GPL merge means that GPL you received yesterday or a future one?
This must be the future.Next GPL merge means that GPL you received yesterday or a future one?
Geesh huge bump! Is it possible that it is currently working on adjustiung itself or something? Are CPUs loaded? Have you checked what TOP command shows? Maybe in a few hours it will settle down...Mine also experienced an increase in temperature. AC-86U
76 C and now 92C at idle. Room temp 21. What's going to be next summer at 30C and above!
Same here as well. Don't remember that setting so I assume something else triggered it as disabled.At least on my RT-AC86U the CPU wait power saving feature has been disabled and results in higher temperature. You can check the status with the command pwr show from the command line.
I checked mine out of curiosity, output is below. Barely any load on the CPU at this time...For those with high CPU temps, have you checked with top or htop to see what's running and using a lot of CPU? My temps on AX88U are roughly the same at idle on beta3 as 384.18, around 55c.
Those are my temps to with an RT-AC88U, no appreciable CPU load. From everything I've read here and elsewhere, these temperatures are well within spec.I checked mine out of curiosity, output is below. Barely any load on the CPU at this time...
Temps: 2.4 GHz: 46°C - 5 GHz: 52°C - CPU: 78°C
Yikes, thanks for the pointer.At least on my RT-AC86U the CPU wait power saving feature has been disabled and results in higher temperature. You can check the status with the command pwr show from the command line.
So far, I believe that the bump in CPU temperature only seems to be happening on RT-AC86U routers. Everyone else can relax and stop reporting .Those are my temps to with an RT-AC88U, no appreciable CPU load. From everything I've read here and elsewhere, these temperatures are well within spec.
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Would guess that command could be run in a startup script on an AC86U pending a fix? Keep us posted on your Temps, please.Yikes, thanks for the pointer.
I was getting the following in my logs:
Dec 31 09:33:32 kernel: thermal cooling_device1: turn off CPU#1
Dec 31 09:33:32 kernel: IRQ6 no longer affine to CPU1
Dec 31 09:33:32 kernel: CPU1: shutdown
Dec 31 09:34:02 kernel: thermal cooling_device1: turn on CPU#1
Dec 31 09:34:02 kernel: CPU1: Booted secondary processor
The CPU was pegged on 99 degrees.
Running the command "pwr config --wait on" has re-enabled the CPU wait state.
Temps are slowly dropping towards 90 degrees now.
It seems to have settled right on 90-91 for now. Temps are 30 degrees ambient here, and from memory, I am sure I usually see 85-88 temps on my CPU.Would guess that command could be run in a startup script on an AC86U pending a fix? Keep us posted on your Temps, please.
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