Script for automated testing of computer latency.
21 Jul 2020 09:14 #175315
by seuchato
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tommylight: thanks for making the therad with the script results sticky
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21 Jul 2020 09:26 #175317
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You are welcomed, always.
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21 Jul 2020 13:51 #175335
by seuchato
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In
this
post, forum member my1987toyota wrote, that he could not get the script torun under wheezy (linuxcnc 2.7).
I checked it on a wheezy based pc. There is a number of stuff that needs to be added in the script. These things require specific solutions for wheezy. As I lack of time for now, I will not alter the script to run under wheezy too. I might do that later though. So, for time being, the script will *not* run under wheezy.
@tommylight: could you kindly add a corresponding hint in your initial post? tia
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I checked it on a wheezy based pc. There is a number of stuff that needs to be added in the script. These things require specific solutions for wheezy. As I lack of time for now, I will not alter the script to run under wheezy too. I might do that later though. So, for time being, the script will *not* run under wheezy.
@tommylight: could you kindly add a corresponding hint in your initial post? tia
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21 Jul 2020 15:22 #175342
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Done.@tommylight: could you kindly add a corresponding hint in your initial post? tia
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31 Aug 2020 20:05 - 31 Aug 2020 20:09 #180216
by seuchato
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Hi all
I am currently updating the script a bit. My intentions are:
I got thursday off, so I could work on some more stuff if desired. So, let the ideas come.
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I am currently updating the script a bit. My intentions are:
- some debugging in prettier / clearer outputs
- add code to list parports and maybe their current config values like address, io etc.
- add a hint what output to place to the results thread
- option to just get the hw data and skip latency test
- option to just do latency test with latency summary only
- skip the .lat file by default but leave an option to have it generated all the same
I got thursday off, so I could work on some more stuff if desired. So, let the ideas come.
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31 Aug 2020 20:48 #180228
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Just changing the base period question to "are you using a parallel port" should do.
It seems all users run the default test but most of them do not need the base period at all.
It seems all users run the default test but most of them do not need the base period at all.
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02 Sep 2020 11:15 #180415
by seuchato
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Good idea, I will look into that.
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02 Sep 2020 14:19 #180436
by JKAVS
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Will the script become usable on Debian Wheezy with the upcoming update? I'd like to test a new computer with bootable USB stick, and the current version for download is based on Wheezy.
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03 Sep 2020 11:38 #180529
by seuchato
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JKAVS
I migrated my two wheezy based machines to buster in a wink of an eye. I think everyone can do it nicely. Wheezy is outdated and not being maintained. An updated script would be +/- just for wheezy and that will +/- double the effort. I honestly think it is not worth it. Thus, I will not update it to run under wheezy, sorry.
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I migrated my two wheezy based machines to buster in a wink of an eye. I think everyone can do it nicely. Wheezy is outdated and not being maintained. An updated script would be +/- just for wheezy and that will +/- double the effort. I honestly think it is not worth it. Thus, I will not update it to run under wheezy, sorry.
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22 Sep 2020 20:21 #183342
by seuchato
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Hi all
Took - well, really - some time more than I thought it would ...
After using the latest 2.8.0 iso from here , and running my script, I faced some weird issues like glxgears not being (kind of) randomly resized, I saw myself in front of a heap of rework.
I added the following:
@tommylight:
Kindly replace the link in your first post with the script attached.
Took - well, really - some time more than I thought it would ...
After using the latest 2.8.0 iso from here , and running my script, I faced some weird issues like glxgears not being (kind of) randomly resized, I saw myself in front of a heap of rework.
I added the following:
- detection of parports
- min/max logging of cpu temperatures (to give a hint on cpu throttling)
- better/more specific output regarding hard or software confguration/
- hopefully more stable behaviour
@tommylight:
Kindly replace the link in your first post with the script attached.
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