#!/bin/bash # shim system-level operations to allow for unit testing MkDir() { mkdir "$@"; } Mv() { mv "$@"; } Sleep() { sleep "$@"; } SystemCtl() { systemctl "$@"; } # Store commanded rpm as thermal set-point. # # Arg: # rpm - rpm set-point. CommandRpm() { printf '%d\n' "$1" > /etc/thermal.d/set-point } # Sweep or step rpm over range. # # Args: # start_rpm: start RPM value # stop_rpm: stop RPM value # num_steps: number of control steps; i.e., not including start. # dwell: dwell time at each point, in seconds RunRpmSteps() { local -i start_rpm=$1 local -i stop_rpm=$2 local -i num_steps=$3 local -i dwell=$4 # Rounding offset when dividing range into num_steps local -i h=$((num_steps / 2)) # To avoid asymmetrical division behavior for negative numbers, # rearrange negative slope to positive slope running backward; # I.e., to run using loop variable p: {num_steps downto 0}. local -i rpm0=$((start_rpm)) local -i range=$((stop_rpm - start_rpm)) local -i s=1 if ((range < 0)); then ((rpm0 = stop_rpm)) ((range = -range)) ((s = -1)) fi echo "Running RPM from ${start_rpm} to ${stop_rpm} in ${num_steps} steps" CommandRpm "${start_rpm}" SystemCtl start swampd.service Sleep 60 local i for ((i = 0; i <= num_steps; ++i)); do local -i p=$((s < 0 ? num_steps - i : i)) local -i rpm=$((rpm0 + (range * p + h) / num_steps)) echo "Setting RPM to ${rpm} and sleep ${dwell} seconds" CommandRpm "${rpm}" Sleep "${dwell}" done SystemCtl stop swampd.service Mv /tmp/swampd.log ~/"${start_rpm}_${stop_rpm}_${num_steps}_${dwell}.csv" echo "Done!!" } # Sweep and step fans from min to max and max to min. # # Args: # min_rpm: min RPM for the platform # max_rpm: max RPM for the platform main() { local min_rpm=$1 local max_rpm=$2 if ((min_rpm < 1 || max_rpm < min_rpm)); then echo "Invalid arguments. Usage: fan_rpm_loop_test.sh " return 1 fi MkDir -p /etc/thermal.d/ SystemCtl stop swampd.service RunRpmSteps "${min_rpm}" "${max_rpm}" 10 30 RunRpmSteps "${max_rpm}" "${min_rpm}" 10 30 RunRpmSteps "${min_rpm}" "${max_rpm}" 1 30 RunRpmSteps "${max_rpm}" "${min_rpm}" 1 30 } return 0 2>/dev/null main "$@"