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  • bsara
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    I wanted to monitor the temperature of my pi while I was playing games so that I can see the change caused by some new heat sinks that I just got today. I wanted to do this via SSH so that I could play on one monitor while still seeing the new temperature every 3 seconds or so on my other monitor which is connected to my desktop compy. I ended up creating a little script that I placed in the ~/bin directory (since ~/bin gets added to the systems PATH with each new login shell) called monitor-temp which works like a charm. Just thought that I’d share it with any others who might find it useful.

    A full explanation of what I did can be found here: http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/24206/22221

    Here is the script:

    #!/bin/bash
    
    echo "Press [ctrl+c] to end monitoring"
    echo ""
    
    while true
    do
      vcgencmd measure_temp
      sleep 3s
    done
    
    proxycell
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    thank you. i was looking for a solution similar to this recently.

    padraigdoran
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    Why not just use the watch command

    watch -n3 vcgencmd measure_temp

    where 3 is the number of seconds before the next call

    proxycell
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    even shorter :)
    thanks!

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