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Arch Linux doesn't appear to be increasing CPU activity #129

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s-fairchild opened this issue Aug 23, 2022 · 4 comments
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Arch Linux doesn't appear to be increasing CPU activity #129

s-fairchild opened this issue Aug 23, 2022 · 4 comments

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@s-fairchild
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I've installed stressberry via pacman. Running stressberry-run doesn't increase the CPU utilization at all.
I haven't seen it go above 1% and it appears to only have 2 additional processes running even though I specified 4.
I've tried running as a standard user first, then root, then adjusting the nice value (although that really doesn't matter).

Here's my tests

stressberry-run -c 4 stressberry_ICETOWER_PWMFAN_$(date +%F)-test2.txt
sudo nice -n -10 stressberry-run -c 4 -n 'RPI4 IceTower Fan 1 hour test' -d 60 "stressberry_ICETOWER_PWMFAN_$(date +%F_%H:%M)-test2.txt"

Am I miss understanding how stressberry works?

Screenshot from 2022-08-23 09-17-19

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@AlexBaranowski
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Can you check if stress is available? I had similar problem with stress-ng not being symlinked to the stress.

@s-fairchild
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@AlexBaranowski Hi Alex, yes stress is installed.

[steven@rpi4:~ $]$ stress --version
stress 1.0.6

@millerii
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Can you check if stress is available? I had similar problem with stress-ng not being symlinked to the stress.

Worked for me by installing both 'stress' (already installed) and also 'stress-ng'

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