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On 1/30/2019 11:05 AM, Brian Johnson wrote:
I found this ... https://ibm.co/2HGMyA7
Oooh, nice. Using the yum-installed Python 3:
1) Download
2) Move to IFS
3) SSH to IBM i
4) tar zxvf energy22.tar.gz
5) install prerequesites:
5a) pip3 install requests
6) I only have one CPU so I commented out all the
"cpu1 = ..."
"cpu2 = ..."
"cpu3 = ..."
lines and added
"cpu1 = 0"
"cpu2 = 0"
"cpu3 = 0"
instead.
7) ./PCM_energy.py
--hmc name_or_IP_of_HMC_goes_here
--username hscroot
--password SECRET
--path energy
--type ProcessedMetrics
--server ALL
--flagson
--debug
(all on one line)
This gathered the data from my 9009-41A and popped it on the screen. My
MB temps are 36, 35, 34C, CPU temp is between 31 and 38C, inlet temp
25C. Pulling 380 - 411 watts.
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