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[Bug or Feature?]: When using Delpoy Button on Node-Red running on pi CPU load is 100% #1004

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hasenradball opened this issue May 30, 2023 · 3 comments

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@hasenradball
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Which node are you reporting an issue on?

What are the steps to reproduce?

What happens?

What do you expect to happen?

Please tell us about your environment:

  • [ x] Node-RED version:
    -> latest available on Pi
  • node.js version:
  • npm version:
  • [ x] Platform/OS:
    -> rasparian 64 bit
  • Browser:

Issue

When I press the deploy button on my Node-Red installed on a Raspberry Pi 4 then the cpu temperature increases to 80 degrees and hold there as long as I do an reboot of the system.

Question:

why does the pi do this every time I press deploy button?
Is there a bug inside?

Best regards
Frank

PS: If you need more info let me know.

@hardillb
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This is most likely a bug in one of the nodes you are using.

You will have to selectively edit your flow to try and narrow it down to which

@hasenradball
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@hardillb
Hi maybee I have it,

if I activate a flow which shows the GPIO Status then the Temperature grows.
But why?

grafik

@hasenradball
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Maybee the point could be....

I think in early day the node depends on wiringPi, right?
But this wiringPi lib is not available anymore.

Maybee could this the issue?

I could support to change the node to RPI.GPIO but I never did some changes in node-red before.
Maybee I need a little help here.

The same point is also available with the DHT NODE, this also depends on wiringPi lib which is not available anymore.

I can support here but need little help were things to change.

Best regards Frank

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