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Pinebook pro will not run a long stress test of OpenCL - gal_shalif - 02-05-2020 Summary:
Code: // Example code is based on: RE: Pinebook pro will not run a long stress test of OpenCL - Der Geist der Maschine - 02-06-2020 (02-05-2020, 01:48 PM)gal_shalif Wrote: Do the Pinebook pro GPU has a hardware problem (ex: over heating) that prevent running a long OpenCL stress test? Nobody was stressing the gpu as much as you, yet. Perhaps start with the usual suspects: Display journal logs in real-time Code: $ journalctl -f The kernel includes a thermal driver, maybe it's print something to dmesg? Code: $ dmesg Then you can look at the cpu and gpu temperatures. If you don't find a gui, you can look at the sysfs attributes. They might vary depending on the kernel. Here from a modern 5.5 kernel Code: debian:/sys/class/thermal$ cat thermal_zone0/hwmon?/name cat these values in a loop for real-time updates Code: debian:/sys/class/thermal$ cat thermal_zone0/hwmon?/temp1_input Let us know your findings. |