Author: Bassam Husain; bassamanator
Some useful scripts for your Raspberry Pi OS. I wrote this because I often stress test my Raspberry Pi with xhpl to check for stability after overclocking the CPU.
Copy and paste the following line into your terminal. It will download and extract all the files to your ~/raspberrypi-scripts:
git clone https://github.com/bassamanator/raspberrypi-scripts.git ~/raspberrypi-scripts
This script will write to file the temperature of your Raspberry Pi once every second until you stop it with Ctrl+c. The temperature will also be printed on screen. The log will be created in the directory from where you executed the script. Example filename: Temp-06-36-47-AM--21-Jun-2020.txt.
To save logs to a specific directory, uncomment (remove the # symbol) line A and change the path to where you would like to save the logs. Example: filename=/home/pi/logs/Temp-date +%I-%M-%S-%p--%d-%b-%Y.txt. Follow that by commenting (add the # symbol) to line B. Make these edits in your local copy of logtemp.sh; copying and pasting from here will not work.
A. #filename=/path/to/folder/Temp-date +%I-%M-%S-%p--%d-%b-%Y.txt
B. filename=Temp-date +%I-%M-%S-%p--%d-%b-%Y.txt