Hi,
Last night I was looking for something to throttle the CPU in order to control the CPU temps whilst crunching. Remembering that Google was my friend, I discovered this shell script here - https://github.com/Sepero/temp-throttle
All good I thought. After some initial testing I wanted the script to startup at boot. I initially added the script to a rc.local file located in /etc/init.d. But that didn't work.
So I posted a question on the Linux Mint forums and I was quickly given a solution. You can view the post here - https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&p=1731265
The trick is to start up the script as a "service". That's it! :BigGrin
Thanks jave808 that could be very good to run in the summer. I will give it a try and what temperature did you pick and did the script work ??
@Dingo - temp I chose was 60 degC but that's the ideal temp for my AMD FX8350 CPU, yours will probably differ. And yes, the script works and now I'm one happy chappy!
Also, you may have to install a package called cpufrequtils with
sudo apt-get install cpufrequtils
Note that I'm using an Ubuntu based distro. Others versions of Linux may need a different setup to get the script to work at boot up.