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#!/bin/bash
Version=0.9.71
InstallLocation=/usr/local/src # change to /tmp if you want tools to be deleted after reboot
Main() {
export PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/opt/vc/bin
PathToMe="$( cd "$(dirname "$0")" || exit 1 ; pwd -P )/${0##*/}"
unset LC_ALL LC_MESSAGES LC_NUMERIC LANGUAGE LANG 2>/dev/null # prevent localisation of decimal points and similar stuff
NO_COLOR="${NO_COLOR:-}"
Netio="${Netio:-}"
Smartpower="${Smartpower:-}"
Linpack="${Linpack:-}"
# use colours and bold when outputting to a terminal
CheckTerminal
# The following allows to use sbc-bench on real ARM devices where for
# whatever reasons a fake /usr/bin/vcgencmd is lying around -- see for
# an example here: https://github.com/ThomasKaiser/sbc-bench/pull/13
VCGENCMD=$(command -v vcgencmd)
if [ -z "${USE_VCGENCMD}" ] && [ -x "${VCGENCMD}" ]; then
# this seems to be a Raspberry Pi where we need to query
# ThreadX on the VC via vcgencmd to get real information
# Double check via device-tree compatible string:
[ -f /proc/device-tree/compatible ] && \
grep -a -q raspberrypi /proc/device-tree/compatible
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
USE_VCGENCMD=true
else
USE_VCGENCMD=false
fi
else
USE_VCGENCMD=false
fi
ProcCPUFile="${CPUINFOFILE:-/proc/cpuinfo}"
[ -r "${ProcCPUFile}" ] && ProcCPU="$(cat "${ProcCPUFile}")"
[ -r /etc/os-release ] && source /etc/os-release
# check in which mode we're supposed to run
while getopts 'uSchjkmtTrRsgNPG' c ; do
case ${c} in
m)
# monitoring mode
SleepInterval=${2:-5}
if [ -n "${Netio}" ] && [ -z "${NetioConsumptionFile}" ]; then
QueryNetioDevice
if [ "X${OutputCurrents[*]}" != "X" ]; then
# We are in Netio monitoring mode as such provide consumption info as well
CreateTempDir
NetioConsumptionFile="${TempDir}/netio.current"
export NetioConsumptionFile
NetioInterval=$(LC_ALL=C awk '{printf ("%0.1f",$1/2); }' <<<"${SleepInterval}")
NetioSamples=$(( SleepInterval * 3 ))
case ${NetioSocket} in
all)
if [ ${NumOutputs} -eq 1 ]; then
NetioSocket=1
echo -e "Power monitoring on socket ${NetioSocket} of ${NetioName} (Netio ${NetioModel}, FW v${Firmware}, XML API v${XmlVer}, ${InputVoltage}V @ ${Frequency}Hz)\n"
echo -n $(( $(awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1/10); }' <<<"${OutputCurrent[$(( ${NetioSocket} - 1 ))]}" ) * 10 )) >"${NetioConsumptionFile}"
else
echo -e "Power monitoring on all sockets of ${NetioName} (Netio ${NetioModel}, FW v${Firmware}, XML API v${XmlVer}, ${InputVoltage}V @ ${Frequency}Hz)\n"
echo -n "${OutputCurrents[*]}" >"${NetioConsumptionFile}"
fi
;;
1|2|3|4)
if [ ${NetioSocket} -gt ${NumOutputs} ]; then
echo -e "Power monitoring on socket ${NetioSocket} of ${NetioName} not possible since ${NetioModel} has only ${NumOutputs} port\n"
unset NetioConsumptionFile
else
echo -e "Power monitoring on socket ${NetioSocket} of ${NetioName} (Netio ${NetioModel}, FW v${Firmware}, XML API v${XmlVer}, ${InputVoltage}V @ ${Frequency}Hz)\n"
echo -n $(( $(awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1/10); }' <<<"${OutputCurrent[$(( ${NetioSocket} - 1 ))]}" ) * 10 )) >"${NetioConsumptionFile}"
fi
;;
esac
if [ -s "${NetioConsumptionFile}" ]; then
/bin/bash "${PathToMe}" -N ${NetioDevice} ${NetioSocket} ${NetioConsumptionFile} "${NetioInterval}" "${NetioSamples}" >/dev/null 2>&1 &
NetioMonitoringPID=$!
fi
fi
fi
MonitorMode=TRUE
MonitorBoard
[ -n "${Netio}" ] && [ -z "${NetioConsumptionFile}" ] && kill ${NetioMonitoringPID} >/dev/null 2>&1
exit 0
;;
c)
# Run Cpuminer test (NEON/SSE/AVX)
ExecuteCpuminer=yes
;;
s)
# Run Stockfish test (NEON/SSE/AVX/RAM)
NeuralNetwork=$2
ExecuteStockfish=yes
;;
S)
# check storage, only for testing, will disappear later
DMESG="$(dmesg | grep "mmc")"
SMARTDrives="$(ls /dev/sd* /dev/nvme* 2>/dev/null)"
if [ "X${SMARTDrives}" != "X" ]; then
# warn about absence of smartctl and running not as root only when needed
command -v smartctl >/dev/null 2>&1 || echo -e "${BOLD}Warning: smartmontools not installed${NC}\n" >&2
[ ${UID} = 0 ] || echo -e "${BOLD}Warning: to query all drive info this tool needs to be run as root${NC}\n" >&2
fi
CheckStorage | sed 's/000Mbps/Gbps/'
exit 0
;;
h)
# print help
DisplayUsage
exit 0
;;
u)
# replace script with latest version from Github
UpdateMe
exit 0
;;
j|r)
# Jeff Geerling or Jean-Luc Aufranc mode. Help in reviewing devices
REVIEWMODE=true
SleepInterval=${2:-5}
RunBenchmarks=TRUE
[ ${UID} = 0 ] || { echo -e "${BOLD}Warning: for useable results this tool needs to be run as root${NC}\n" >&2 ; exit 1 ; }
ProvideReviewInfo
exit 0
;;
R)
# Review mode w/o basic benchmarking and thermal throttling tests
REVIEWMODE=true
SleepInterval=${2:-5}
[ ${UID} = 0 ] || { echo -e "${BOLD}Warning: for useable results this tool needs to be run as root${NC}\n" >&2 ; exit 1 ; }
ProvideReviewInfo
exit 0
;;
k)
# Kernel info. Check kernel version against https://endoflife.date/linux
# and issue warnings if used kernel is not an official one but vendor/BSP
PrintKernelInfo
exit 0
;;
t|T)
# temperature tests sufficient for heatsink/fan and throttling settings testing
# 2nd argument (integer in degree C) is the value we wait for the board to cool
# down prior to next test
TargetTemp=${2:-50}
[ ${UID} = 0 ] || { echo -e "${BOLD}Warning: for useable results this tool needs to be run as root${NC}\n" >&2 ; exit 1 ; }
TempTest
exit 0
;;
g)
# graph performance chart instead of doing standard 7-zip benchmarks, thereby
# walking through different cpufreq OPP. An additional parameter in taskset's
# --cpu-list format can be provided, eg. '-g 0' to graph only cpu0 or '-g 4'
# to graph only cpu4 (which might be an A72 on big.LITTLE systems). Mixing
# CPUs from different clusters (e.g. '-g 0,4' on a RK3399) will result in
# garbage since big and little cores have other cpufreq OPP.
# 3 special modes exist: cores, clusters and all.
# * '-g cores' will test single-threaded through cluster's cores (0 and 4 on
# RK3399, 0 and 2 on S922X and so on)
# * '-g clusters' tests all cores of each cluster (0-3 and 4-5 on RK3399,
# 0-1 and 2-5 on S922X and so on)
# * '-g all' performs both tests from above and then runs the test on all
# cores as well. This will take ages.
PlotCpufreqOPPs=yes
CPUList=${2}
[ "X${CPUList}" = "X" ] || [ "X${CPUList}" = "Xall" ] || [ "X${CPUList}" = "Xcores" ] || [ "X${CPUList}" = "Xclusters" ] || [ "X${CPUList}" = "Xcoreclusters" ] \
|| taskset -c ${CPUList} echo "foo" >/dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo -e "\nInvalid option \"-g ${CPUList}\". Please check taskset manual page for --cpu-list format" >&2
DisplayUsage
exit 1
fi
;;
G)
# Geekbench piggyback mode. Geekbench lacks sanity checks (measuring
# clockspeeds) and environment monitoring (too much background activity
# or throttling for example).
MODE="gb"
;;
P)
# Phoronix Test Suite piggyback mode. PTS lacks sanity checks (measuring
# clockspeeds) and environment monitoring (too much background activity
# or throttling for example). You need to install Phoronix Test Suite by
# yourself (see https://www.phoronix-test-suite.com/?k=downloads) and run
# 'phoronix-test-suite batch-setup' once to configure batch operation mode:
#
# Save test results when in batch mode (Y/n): y
# Open the web browser automatically when in batch mode (y/N): n
# Auto upload the results to OpenBenchmarking.org (Y/n): Y
# Prompt for test identifier (Y/n): n
# Prompt for test description (Y/n): n
# Prompt for saved results file-name (Y/n): n
# Run all test options (Y/n): n
#
# If you want PTS progress info use 'tail -f /tmp/sbc-bench.*/temp.log'
# in another shell. You'll need this anyway since if 'Run all test options'
# has been answered with no, then PTS of course expects you giving manual
# feedback even if in batch-benchmark mode.
#
# root@rock-5b:/tmp/sbc-bench.Pvhatc# tail -f temp.log
# SQLite 3.30.1:
# pts/sqlite-2.1.0
# Disk Test Configuration
# 1: 1
# 2: 8
# 3: 32
# 4: 64
# 5: 128
# 6: Test All Options
# ** Multiple items can be selected, delimit by a comma. **
#
# In the invoking shell you need to enter the desired config then PTS
# proceeds.
MODE="pts"
shift
PTSArguments="$*"
;;
N)
# internal Netio monitor mode. Do not use this unless you really know
# what you're doing. Requires enabled 'XML API' on your device (read-only
# w/o password: https://www.netio-products.com/en/glossary/xml-over-https)
# Needs address/name and socket number and a file where results will be
# written to. For example '-N powerbox-1.local 2 /tmp/my-consumption' if
# your Netio device is accessible as powerbox-1.local, this device is
# plugged into its 2nd socket and you want consumption to be written to
# /tmp/my-consumption where it can be picked up by tools like RPi Monitor.
# The last 2 arguments are optional: sleep time (defaults to 0.8) and
# count of samples (defaults to 30). The defaults already put significant
# load on the device (compare http://ix.io/3E91 and http://ix.io/3Ebd) so
# to monitor idle consumption better choose 4.8 and 30 and deal with a 150
# seconds average value.
MonitorNetio "$2" "$3" "$4" "$5" "$6"
exit 0
;;
*)
# invalid flags
DisplayUsage
exit 1
;;
esac
done
[ ${UID} = 0 ] || echo -e "${BOLD}Warning: when not being executed as root strange things will happen${NC}\n" >&2
# ensure other sbc-bench instances are terminated
for PID in $( (pgrep -f "${PathToMe}" ; jobs -p) | sort | uniq -u) ; do
if [ ${PID} -ne $$ ]; then
kill ${PID} 2>/dev/null
fi
done
# do a normal release check only if not in PTS or GB mode, in review mode warn if
# distro is not rather recent
if [ "X${MODE}" = "Xpts" ] || [ "X${MODE}" = "Xgb" ]; then
:
elif [ "X${REVIEWMODE}" = "Xtrue" ]; then
CheckOSRelease ForReview
else
CheckOSRelease
fi
unset SPACING
CreateTempDir
[ -f /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_governor ] && \
read OriginalCPUFreqGovernor </sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_governor 2>/dev/null
[ "${OriginalCPUFreqGovernor}" = "ondemand" ] && \
io_is_busy=( $(find /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq -name io_is_busy | while read ; do cat "${REPLY}"; done) )
CheckLoadAndDmesg
BasicSetup performance >/dev/null 2>&1
GovernorState="$(HandleGovernors | grep -v cpufreq-policy)"
[ "X${GovernorState}" != "X" ] && echo -e "Status of performance related governors found below /sys (w/o cpufreq):\n${GovernorState}\n"
GetTempSensor
[ "X${MODE}" = "Xpts" ] && CheckPTS
InstallPrerequisits
[ "X${MODE}" = "Xgb" ] && CheckGB
InitialMonitoring
CheckClockspeedsAndSensors
CheckTimeInState before
if [ "${PlotCpufreqOPPs}" = "yes" ]; then
PlotPerformanceGraph
else
CheckNetio
[ "X${MODE}" = "Xpts" ] || [ "X${MODE}" = "Xgb" ] || RunTinyMemBench
RunRamlat
if [ "X${MODE}" = "Xpts" ]; then
RunPTS
elif [ "X${MODE}" = "Xgb" ]; then
RunGB
else
[ "X${NotReadyYet}" != "Xyes" ] && RunOpenSSLBenchmark "128 192 256"
[ "X${NotReadyYet}" != "Xyes" ] && Run7ZipBenchmark
if [ "${ExecuteCpuminer}" = "yes" ] || [ "X${MODE}" = "Xextensive" ]; then
if [ -x "${InstallLocation}"/cpuminer-multi/cpuminer ]; then
ExecuteCpuminer=yes
[ "X${NotReadyYet}" != "Xyes" ] && RunCpuminerBenchmark
else
ExecuteCpuminer=no
echo -e "\x08\x08 Done.\n(${InstallLocation}/cpuminer-multi/cpuminer missing or not executable)...\c"
fi
fi
if [ "${ExecuteStockfish}" = "yes" ] || [ "X${MODE}" = "Xextensive" ]; then
if [ -x "${InstallLocation}/Stockfish-sf_15/src/stockfish" ]; then
ExecuteStockfish=yes
[ "X${NotReadyYet}" != "Xyes" ] && RunStockfishBenchmark
else
ExecuteStockfish=no
echo -e "\x08\x08 Done.\n(${InstallLocation}/Stockfish-sf_15/src/stockfish missing or not executable)...\c"
fi
fi
fi
fi
CheckTimeInState after
CheckClockspeedsAndSensors # test again loaded system after heating the SoC to the max
SummarizeResults
UploadResults
CheckAgeOfScript
BasicSetup ${OriginalCPUFreqGovernor} >/dev/null 2>&1
} # Main
CheckTerminal() {
# Check if we're outputting to a terminal. If yes try to use bold and colors for messages
# unless NO_COLOR is exported by the user and set to 1: https://no-color.org
if test -t 1; then
ncolors=$(tput colors)
if [ -n "${ncolors}" ] && [ "${ncolors}" -ge 8 ] && [ "X${NO_COLOR}" != "X1" ]; then
BOLD="$(tput bold)"
NC='\033[0m' # No Color
LGREEN='\033[1;32m'
LRED='\e[0;91m'
fi
fi
} # CheckTerminal
UpdateMe() {
# function to replace this script with latest version from here:
# https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThomasKaiser/sbc-bench/master/sbc-bench.sh
# Also check/update the github projects except of stockfish since there we use
# a static and not latest version
[ -w "${PathToMe}" ] || { echo "Permission problem accessing ${PathToMe}. Wrong user? Aborting." >&2 ; exit 1 ; }
command -v curl >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo "curl not found. Please install and try again. Aborting." >&2 ; exit 1 ; }
TempFile="$(mktemp /tmp/update-sbc-bench.XXXXXX)"
[ -w "${TempFile}" ] || { echo "Temp file creation not possible. Aborting." >&2 ; exit 1 ; }
curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThomasKaiser/sbc-bench/master/sbc-bench.sh" >"${TempFile}" \
|| { echo "Can not access Github. Network problem? Aborting." >&2 ; exit 1 ; }
VersionFromInternet="$(head "${TempFile}" | awk -F"=" '/^Version/ {print $2}')"
VersionCompare="$(echo -e "${VersionFromInternet}\n${Version}" | sort -V 2>/dev/null | tail -n1)"
if [ "X${VersionFromInternet}" = "X" ]; then
echo -e "Not able to download from Github. Updating not possible." >&2
exit 1
elif [ "X${Version}" = "X${VersionFromInternet}" ]; then
echo -e "Replaced ${Version} with ${Version} from Github...\c"
elif [ "X${VersionCompare}" = "X${VersionFromInternet}" ]; then
echo -e "Upgraded from ${Version} to ${VersionFromInternet}...\c"
elif [ "X${VersionCompare}" = "X${Version}" ]; then
echo -e "Downgraded from ${Version} to ${VersionFromInternet}...\c"
fi
cat "${TempFile}" >"${PathToMe}" && rm "${TempFile}"
echo -e "\x08\x08 Done."
# Only try to update git projects if git is already installed
command -v git >/dev/null 2>&1 || exit 0
for GitProject in mhz ramspeed tinymembench cpuminer-multi cpufetch p7zip ; do
if [ -x "${InstallLocation}/${GitProject}" ]; then
if [ -r "${InstallLocation}/${GitProject}/.git/config" ]; then
GitURL="$(awk -F" = " '/url = / {print $2}' "${InstallLocation}/${GitProject}/.git/config")"
echo -e "Checking/updating ${GitURL}...\c"
else
echo -e "Checking/updating ${GitProject} from Github...\c"
fi
cd "${InstallLocation}/${GitProject}" || exit 1
GitResult="$(git pull 2>/dev/null)"
case "${GitResult}" in
*"up to date"*)
echo -e "\x08\x08 ${GitResult}"
;;
*)
case ${GitProject} in
cpuminer-multi)
rm "${InstallLocation}"/cpuminer-multi/.do-not-try-to-build-again 2>/dev/null
./build.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
case $? in
0)
echo -e "\x08\x08 Done."
;;
*)
echo -e "\x08\x08 Failed."
;;
esac
;;
*)
make clean >/dev/null 2>&1
make >/dev/null 2>&1
echo -e "\x08\x08 Done."
;;
esac
esac
fi
done
} # UpdateMe
CheckAgeOfScript() {
# checks modification of this file on disk, compares to 'time now' and if difference
# is a month or more then suggests running 'sbc-bench -u' for an update check
FileTime=$(stat -c %Y -- "${PathToMe}" 2>/dev/null)
TimeNow=$(date "+%s")
FileAge=$(( $(( ${TimeNow} - ${FileTime} )) / 86400 ))
if [ ${FileAge:-0} -ge 30 ]; then
[ "X${SUDO_USER}" != "X" ] && Sudoprefix="sudo "
echo -e "\nJust for your information: this script's version on disk is ${FileAge} days old."
echo -e "Maybe checking for an update: ${BOLD}${Sudoprefix}${PathToMe} -u${NC}\n"
fi
} # CheckAgeOfScript
snore() {
# https://blog.dhampir.no/content/sleeping-without-a-subprocess-in-bash-and-how-to-sleep-forever
local IFS
[[ -n "${_snore_fd:-}" ]] || { exec {_snore_fd}<> <(:); } 2>/dev/null ||
{
# workaround for MacOS and similar systems
local fifo
fifo=$(mktemp -u)
mkfifo -m 700 "$fifo"
exec {_snore_fd}<>"$fifo"
rm "$fifo"
}
read ${1:+-t "$1"} -u $_snore_fd || :
} # snore
GetARMCore() {
# List originally obtained from util-linux project but later appended by looking at
# https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/blob/master/gcc/config/aarch64/aarch64-cores.def
# and https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/blob/release/15.x/llvm/lib/Support/Host.cpp
# and https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/arch/arm64/include/asm/cputype.h
# and https://github.com/Dr-Noob/cpufetch/blob/master/src/arm/uarch.c
# and https://github.com/pytorch/cpuinfo/blob/main/src/arm/linux/midr.c
# and https://github.com/hrw/arm-socs-table/blob/main/data/cpu_cores.yml
grep "${1}/${2}:" <<<"41:Arm
41/810:ARM810
41/920:ARM920
41/922:ARM922
41/926:ARM926
41/940:ARM940
41/946:ARM946
41/966:ARM966
41/a20:ARM1020
41/a22:ARM1022
41/a26:ARM1026
41/b02:ARM11 MPCore
41/b36:ARM1136
41/b56:ARM1156
41/b76:ARM1176
41/c05:Cortex-A5
41/c07:Cortex-A7
41/c08:Cortex-A8
41/c09:Cortex-A9
41/c0c:Cortex-A12
41/c0d:Cortex-A17
41/c0e:Cortex-A17
41/c0f:Cortex-A15
41/c14:Cortex-R4
41/c15:Cortex-R5
41/c17:Cortex-R7
41/c18:Cortex-R8
41/c20:Cortex-M0
41/c21:Cortex-M1
41/c23:Cortex-M3
41/c24:Cortex-M4
41/c27:Cortex-M7
41/c60:Cortex-M0+
41/d01:Cortex-A32
41/d02:Cortex-A34
41/d03:Cortex-A53
41/d04:Cortex-A35
41/d05:Cortex-A55
41/d06:Cortex-A65
41/d07:Cortex-A57
41/d08:Cortex-A72
41/d09:Cortex-A73
41/d0a:Cortex-A75
41/d0b:Cortex-A76
41/d0c:Neoverse-N1
41/d0d:Cortex-A77
41/d0e:Cortex-A76AE
41/d13:Cortex-R52
41/d15:Cortex-R82
41/d16:Cortex-R52+
41/d20:Cortex-M23
41/d21:Cortex-M33
41/d22:Cortex-M55
41/d23:Cortex-M85
41/d40:Neoverse-V1
41/d41:Cortex-A78
41/d42:Cortex-A78AE
41/d43:Cortex-A65AE
41/d44:Cortex-X1
41/d46:Cortex-A510
41/d47:Cortex-A710
41/d48:Cortex-X2
41/d49:Neoverse-N2
41/d4a:Neoverse-E1
41/d4b:Cortex-A78C
41/d4c:Cortex-X1C
41/d4d:Cortex-A715
41/d4e:Cortex-X3
41/d4f:Neoverse-V2
41/d80:Cortex-A520
41/d81:Cortex-A720
41/d82:Cortex-X4
41/d83:Neoverse-V3AE
41/d84:Neoverse-V3
41/d85:Cortex-X925
41/d87:Cortex-A725
41/d88:Cortex-A520AE
41/d89:Cortex-A720AE
41/d8e:Neoverse-N3
41/d8f:Cortex-A320
42:Broadcom
42/00f:Broadcom Brahma B15
42/100:Broadcom Brahma B53
42/516:Broadcom ThunderX2
43:Cavium
43/0a0:Cavium ThunderX
43/0a1:Cavium ThunderX 88XX
43/0a2:Cavium ThunderX 81XX
43/0a3:Cavium ThunderX 83XX
43/0af:Cavium ThunderX2 99xx
43/0b0:Cavium OcteonTX2
43/0b1:Cavium OcteonTX2 98XX
43/0b2:Cavium OcteonTX2 96XX
43/0b3:Cavium OcteonTX2 95XX
43/0b4:Cavium OcteonTX2 95XXN
43/0b5:Cavium OcteonTX2 95XXMM
43/0b6:Cavium OcteonTX2 95XXO
43/0b8:Cavium ThunderX3 T110
44:DEC
44/a10:DEC SA110
44/a11:DEC SA1100
46:Fujitsu
46/001:A64FX
46/003:MONAKA
48:HiSilicon
48/d01:TaiShan v110
48/d02:TaiShan v120
48/d03:TaiShan v130
48/d40:HiSilicon-A76
48/d41:HiSilicon-A77
48/d42:HiSilicon-A710
00/d02:HiSilicon-1910
49:Infineon
4d:Motorola/Freescale
4e:NVidia
4e/000:NVidia Denver
4e/003:NVidia Denver 2
4e/004:NVidia Carmel
50:APM
50/000:APM X-Gene
51:Qualcomm
51/001:Qualcomm Oryon-X1
51/00f:Qualcomm Scorpion
51/02d:Qualcomm Scorpion
51/04d:Qualcomm Krait
51/06f:Qualcomm Krait
51/201:Qualcomm Kryo
51/205:Qualcomm Kryo
51/211:Qualcomm Kryo
51/800:Qualcomm Falkor V1/Kryo
51/801:Qualcomm Kryo V2
51/802:Qualcomm Kryo 3XX Gold
51/803:Qualcomm Kryo 3XX Silver
51/804:Qualcomm Kryo 4XX Gold
51/805:Qualcomm Kryo 4XX Silver
51/c00:Qualcomm Falkor
51/c01:Qualcomm Saphira
53:Samsung
53/001:Samsung Exynos-m1
53/002:Samsung Exynos-m3
53/003:Samsung Exynos-m4
53/004:Samsung Exynos-m5
56:Marvell
56/131:Marvell Feroceon 88FR131
56/581:Marvell PJ4/PJ4b
56/584:Marvell PJ4B-MP
61:Apple
61/000:Apple Swift
61/001:Apple Cyclone
61/002:Apple Typhoon
61/003:Apple Typhoon/Capri
61/004:Apple Twister
61/005:Apple Twister/Elba/Malta
61/006:Apple Hurricane
61/007:Apple Hurricane/Myst
61/008:Apple Monsoon
61/009:Apple Mistral
61/00b:Apple Vortex
61/00c:Apple Tempest
61/00f:Apple Tempest-M9
61/010:Apple Vortex-Aruba
61/011:Apple Tempest-Aruba
61/012:Apple Lightning
61/013:Apple Thunder
61/020:Apple Icestorm A14
61/021:Apple Firestorm A14
61/022:Apple Icestorm M1
61/023:Apple Firestorm M1
61/024:Apple Icestorm M1Pro
61/025:Apple Firestorm M1Pro
61/026:Apple Thunder-M10
61/028:Apple Icestorm M1Max
61/029:Apple Firestorm M1Max
61/030:Apple Blizzard A15
61/031:Apple Avalanche A15
61/032:Apple Blizzard M2
61/033:Apple Avalanche M2
61/034:Apple Blizzard M2Pro
61/035:Apple Avalanche M2Pro
61/036:Apple Sawtooth A16
61/037:Apple Everest A16
61/038:Apple Blizzard M2Max
61/039:Apple Avalanche M2Max
61/046:Apple Sawtooth M11
61/048:Apple Sawtooth M3Max
61/049:Apple Everest M3Max
61/000:Virtualized Apple Silicon
00/000:Virtualized Apple Silicon
66:Faraday
66/526:Faraday FA526
66/626:Faraday FA626
68:Huaxintong Semiconductor (HXT)
68/000:HXT Phecda
69:Intel
69/200:Intel i80200
69/210:Intel PXA250A
69/212:Intel PXA210A
69/242:Intel i80321-400
69/243:Intel i80321-600
69/290:Intel PXA250B/PXA26x
69/292:Intel PXA210B
69/2c2:Intel i80321-400-B0
69/2c3:Intel i80321-600-B0
69/2d0:Intel PXA250C/PXA255/PXA26x
69/2d2:Intel PXA210C
69/411:Intel PXA27x
69/41c:Intel IPX425-533
69/41d:Intel IPX425-400
69/41f:Intel IPX425-266
69/682:Intel PXA32x
69/683:Intel PXA930/PXA935
69/688:Intel PXA30x
69/689:Intel PXA31x
69/b11:Intel SA1110
69/c12:Intel IPX1200
6d:Microsoft
6d/d49:Azure Cobalt 100
70:Phytium
70/303:Phytium FTC310
70/660:Phytium FTC660
70/661:Phytium FTC661
70/662:Phytium FTC662
70/663:Phytium FTC663
70/664:Phytium FTC664
70/862:Phytium FTC862
c0:Ampere
c0/ac3:Ampere Ampere-1
c0/ac4:Ampere Ampere-1a" | cut -f2 -d:
} # GetARMCore
GetCoreType() {
# function that returns name of CPU cores on several platforms
# $1 is the CPU in question, 1st CPU is always cpu0
case ${CPUArchitecture} in
arm*|aarch*)
if [ -n "${ARMTypes}" ]; then
GetARMCore "${ARMTypes[$(( $1 * 2 ))]}" "${ARMTypes[$(( $(( $1 * 2 )) + 1 ))]}" | tail -n1
fi
;;
riscv*)
# TODO: newer kernels now expose more information so we could use this:
# (mvendorid corresponds to manufacturer's JEDEC ID)
# https://gist.github.com/ThomasKaiser/14002f473d354360bf6d87c652c209aa
# relying on uarch doesn't work with older RISC-V kernels since missing
grep -q '^uarch' <<< "${ProcCPU}"
case $? in
0)
awk -F": " '/^uarch/ {print $2}' <<< "${ProcCPU}" | sed -n $(( $1 + 1 ))p
;;
*)
awk -F": " '/^isa/ {print $2}' <<< "${ProcCPU}" | sed -n $(( $1 + 1 ))p
;;
esac
;;
loongarch*)
ModelName="$(awk -F": " '/^model name/ {print $2}' <<< "${ProcCPU}" | sed -n $(( $1 + 1 ))p)"
case ${ModelName} in
*3?5000*)
echo "LA464"
;;
*3?6000*)
echo "LA664"
;;
"")
# fallback to cpu model if existing
grep -q 'cpu model' <<< "${ProcCPU}" && awk -F": " '/^cpu model/ {print $2}' <<< "${ProcCPU}" | sed -n $(( $1 + 1 ))p
;;
*\(*)
# we use just the part in brackets: Loongson-3A R4 (Loongson-3A4000) @ 1500MHz
awk -F"[()]" '{print $2}' <<<"${ModelName}"
;;
*)
echo "${ModelName}"
;;
esac
;;
mips*)
awk -F": " '/^cpu model/ {print $2}' <<< "${ProcCPU}" | sed -n $(( $1 + 1 ))p
;;
x86_64)
# on hybrid x86 designs print core type
if [ ${#ClusterConfig[@]} -gt 1 ]; then
if [ $1 -lt ${ClusterConfig[1]} ]; then
echo "${PCores}"
else
echo "${ECores}"
fi
fi
;;
esac
} # GetCoreType
GetARMStepping() {
# Parse '^CPU variant|^CPU revision' fields from /proc/cpuinfo and transform them
# into 'Stepping' like lscpu does (the latter in older versions only showing info for
# cpu0 so partially useless on systems with different CPU clusters)
if [ -n "${ARMStepping}" ]; then
echo "r$(awk -Wposix '{printf("%d", $1)}' <<<${ARMStepping[$(( $1 * 2 ))]})p${ARMStepping[$(( $(( $1 * 2 )) + 1 ))]}"
fi
} # GetARMStepping
GetCPUInfo() {
# function that returns ARM/RISC-V core type in brackets if possible otherwise empty string
CoreType="$(GetCoreType $1)"
[ -n "${CoreType}" ] && echo " (${CoreType})"
} # GetCPUInfo
GetLastClusterCore() {
NextCore=${ClusterConfig[$1]}
[ "${NextCore}" = "" ] && NextCore=$(awk -F" " '/^CPU...:/ {print $2}' <<<"${LSCPU}")
echo -n $(( ${NextCore} - 1 ))
} # GetLastClusterCore
GetLastClusterCoreByType() {
NextCore=${ClusterConfigByCoreType[$1]}
[ "${NextCore}" = "" ] && NextCore=$(awk -F" " '/^CPU...:/ {print $2}' <<<"${LSCPU}")
echo -n $(( ${NextCore} - 1 ))
} # GetLastClusterCoreByType
BashBench(){
# quick integer performance assessment using a simple bash loop.
# Depends not only on CPU performance but also on bash version.
#
# 5.0.17 / E5-2665 @ 2.40GHz: 147485025
# 4.4.20 / Xeon Silver 4110 @ 3.00GHz: 64434988
# 5.0.3 / Xeon Silver 4110 @ 3.00GHz: 38958875
# 5.0.17 / N5100 @ 2.8GHz: 56864747
# 4.4.20 / Allwinner H3: 566944214
# 5.0.3 / BCM2711: 152325522
# 5.0.17 / Apple Firestorm: 28319838
# 5.2.15 / BCM2712 @ 3.0 GHz: 41210070
local i
StartTime=$(date +"%s%N")
i=0
while [ $i -lt 10000 ]
do
((i++))
done
FinishedTime=$(date +"%s%N")
RawTime=$(( ${FinishedTime} - ${StartTime} ))
case ${BASH_VERSION} in
5.*)
# multiply by 1.2 since this version seems faster
awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1*1.2); }' <<<${RawTime}
;;
*)
echo -n ${RawTime}
;;
esac
} # BashBench
HandleGovernors() {
# check and report governors that might affect performance behaviour. Stuff like
# memory/GPU/NPU governors. On RK3588 it looks like this for example:
#
# Status of performance related governors found below /sys:
# cpufreq-policy0: ondemand / 408 MHz (conservative ondemand userspace powersave performance schedutil / 408 600 816 1008 1200 1416 1608 1800)
# cpufreq-policy4: ondemand / 408 MHz (conservative ondemand userspace powersave performance schedutil / 408 600 816 1008 1200 1416 1608 1800 2016 2208 2256 2304 2352 2400)
# cpufreq-policy6: ondemand / 408 MHz (conservative ondemand userspace powersave performance schedutil / 408 600 816 1008 1200 1416 1608 1800 2016 2208 2256 2304 2352 2400)
# dmc: dmc_ondemand / 528 MHz (rknpu_ondemand dmc_ondemand userspace powersave performance simple_ondemand / 528 1068 1560 2112)
# fb000000.gpu: simple_ondemand / 300 MHz (rknpu_ondemand dmc_ondemand userspace powersave performance simple_ondemand / 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000)
# fdab0000.npu: rknpu_ondemand / 1000 MHz (rknpu_ondemand dmc_ondemand userspace powersave performance simple_ondemand / 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000)
# use colours and bold when outputting to a terminal
[ -z "${BOLD}" ] && CheckTerminal
Governors="$(find /sys -name "*governor" 2>/dev/null | grep -E -v '/sys/module|cpuidle|watchdog')"
if [ "X${Governors}" = "X" ] || [ "${CPUArchitecture}" = "x86_64" ]; then
# skip if no governors found or on x86 where lots of cpufreq governors are
# listed to no avail since the actual work is done layers below.
return
elif [ "X$1" != "X" ]; then
# try to set all governors to $1
echo "${Governors}" | while read ; do
echo $1 >"${REPLY}" 2>/dev/null
done
# If in adjust mode we also tune ASPM since this can massively affect performance
# of components behind PCIe buses (NVMe SSDs, PCIe attached HBAs, NICs and so on)
if [ -w /sys/module/pcie_aspm/parameters/policy ] && [ -d /sys/bus/pci_express ]; then
read OriginalASPMSetting </sys/module/pcie_aspm/parameters/policy
echo $1 >/sys/module/pcie_aspm/parameters/policy 2>/dev/null
fi
return
fi
# process governors:
echo "${Governors}" | while read ; do
read Governor <"${REPLY}"
if [ "X${Governor}" != "X" ]; then
SysFSNode="$(sed 's/cpufreq\//cpufreq-/' <<<"${REPLY%/*}")"
AvailableGovernorsSysFSNode="$(ls -d "${REPLY%/*}"/*available_governors 2>/dev/null)"
AvailableFrequenciesSysFSNode="$(ls -d "${REPLY%/*}"/*available_frequencies 2>/dev/null)"
if [ -r "${REPLY%/*}/cpuinfo_cur_freq" ]; then
Curfreq=" / $(awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1/1000); }' <"${REPLY%/*}/cpuinfo_cur_freq") MHz"
Divider=1000
elif [ -r "${REPLY%/*}/scaling_cur_freq" ]; then
Curfreq=" / $(awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1/1000); }' <"${REPLY%/*}/scaling_cur_freq") MHz"
Divider=1000
elif [ -r "${REPLY%/*}/cur_freq" ]; then
read Rawfreq <"${REPLY%/*}/cur_freq"
if [ ${Rawfreq} -gt 10000000 ]; then
Curfreq=" / $(awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1/1000000); }' <<<"${Rawfreq}") MHz"
Divider=1000000
else
Curfreq=" / $(awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1/1000); }' <<<"${Rawfreq}") MHz"
Divider=1000
fi
else
Curfreq=""
fi
if [ -r "${AvailableGovernorsSysFSNode}" ]; then
# with some kernels powersave and performance are only listed as available
# after the governor itself has been set to these. So try this just not
# with cpufreq since there it always works as designed
case "${SysFSNode##*/}" in
*cpufreq*)
:
;;
*)
echo performance >"${REPLY}" 2>/dev/null
echo powersave >"${REPLY}" 2>/dev/null
echo "${Governor}" >"${REPLY}" 2>/dev/null
;;
esac
read AvailableGovernors <"${AvailableGovernorsSysFSNode}"
if [ "X${AvailableGovernors}" != "X${Governor}" ]; then
[ -r "${AvailableFrequenciesSysFSNode}" ] \
&& AvailableFrequencies=" / $(tr ' ' '\n' <"${AvailableFrequenciesSysFSNode}" | sort -n | sed '/^$/d' | awk "{printf (\"%0.0f\\n\",\$1/${Divider}); }" | tr '\n' ' ' | sed -e 's/\ $//' -e 's/^ //')" \
|| AvailableFrequencies=""
printf "${SysFSNode##*/}: "
grep -q "performance" <<<"${AvailableGovernors}"
GovStatus=$?
if [ ${GovStatus} -eq 0 ] && [ "X${Governor}" = "Xperformance" ]; then
echo -e "${LGREEN}performance${NC}${Curfreq} (${AvailableGovernors}${AvailableFrequencies})"
elif [ ${GovStatus} -eq 0 ] && [ "X${Governor}" != "Xperformance" ]; then
echo -e "${LRED}${Governor}${NC}${Curfreq} ($(sed "s/performance/\x1b\x5b1mperformance\x1b\x5b0m/" <<<"${AvailableGovernors}")${AvailableFrequencies})"
else
echo "${Governor}${Curfreq} (${AvailableGovernors}${AvailableFrequencies})"
fi
fi
else
echo "${SysFSNode##*/}: ${Governor}${Curfreq}"
fi
fi
done | sort -n
} # HandleGovernors
HandlePolicies() {
# report available sysfs policies that might affect performance behaviour. Stuff like
# pcie_aspm, gpu/core_availability_policy, gpu/power_policy or iopolicy. With RK3588
# this might look like this for example:
#
# Status of performance related policies found below /sys:
# /sys/devices/platform/fb000000.gpu/power_policy: [coarse_demand] always_on
# /sys/module/pcie_aspm/parameters/policy: default performance [powersave] powersupersave
# use colours and bold when outputting to a terminal
[ -z "${BOLD}" ] && CheckTerminal
# If script is sourced we need to read in relevant dmesg contents
[ -z "${DMESG}" ] && DMESG="$(dmesg | grep pcie)"
# process policies
SysFSPolicies="$(find /sys -name "*policy" 2>/dev/null | grep -E -v 'hotplug|cpufreq|thermal_zone|apparmor|hostap|/sys/kernel|/sys/devices/pci|mobile_lpm_|xmit_hash_|fr_policy|selinux')"
if [ "X${SysFSPolicies}" = "X" ]; then
# skip if no policies found
return
fi
echo "${SysFSPolicies}" | while read ; do
read Policy <"${REPLY}"
if [ "X${Policy}" != "X" ]; then
case "${REPLY}" in
*pcie_aspm*)
# PCIe's ASPM gets special treatment since values are standardized
# so we can use coloured output. We also need to check for 'pcie'
# occurences in kernel ring buffer since reporting ASPM settings on
# devices lacking PCIe capabilities is pointless
grep -q pcie <<<"${DMESG}"
PCIeInDmesg=$?
if [ -d /sys/bus/pci_express ] && [ ${PCIeInDmesg} -eq 0 ]; then
case ${Policy} in
*"[performance]"*)
echo -e "${REPLY}: ${LGREEN}${Policy}${NC}"
;;
*"[powersave]"*|*"[powersupersave]"*)
echo -e "${REPLY}: ${LRED}${Policy}${NC}"
;;
*)
echo -e "${REPLY}: ${Policy}"
;;
esac
fi
;;
*)
# report policy if there is more than one value possible, otherwise skip
grep -q ' ' <<<"${Policy}" && echo -e "${REPLY}: ${Policy}"
;;
esac
fi
done | sort -n
} # HandlePolicies
PlotPerformanceGraph() {
# function that walks through all cpufreq OPP and plots a performance graph using
# 7-ZIP MIPS. Needs gnuplot and htmldoc (Debian/Ubuntu: gnuplot-nox htmldoc packages)
local i
if [ ! -f /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_governor ]; then
# no cpufreq support -> no way to test through different clockspeeds. Stop
echo -e " Done.\nNo cpufreq support available. Not able to draw performance graph(s)."
exit 1
fi
# repeat every measurement at least this many times and do not measure any cpufreq below
MinRepetitions=3 # how many times should each measurement be repeated
Repetitions=$(( 1000000000 / ${QuickAndDirtyPerformance} ))
[ ${Repetitions} -lt ${MinRepetitions} ] && Repetitions=${MinRepetitions}
SkipBelow=${MinKHz:-600000} # minimum cpufreq in KHz to measure
if [ "X${OutputCurrents[*]}" != "X" ]; then
# We are in Netio monitoring mode, so measure idle consumption first,
# set all governors and PCIe ASPM to lowest clockspeed / powersave
HandleGovernors powersave
NetioConsumptionFile="${TempDir}/netio.current"
echo -n $(( $(awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1/10); }' <<<"${OutputCurrent[$(( ${NetioSocket} - 1 ))]}" ) * 10 )) >"${NetioConsumptionFile}"
export NetioConsumptionFile
/bin/bash "${PathToMe}" -N "${NetioDevice}" "${NetioSocket}" "${NetioConsumptionFile}" "4.8" "30" >/dev/null 2>&1 &
NetioMonitoringPID=$!
echo -e "\x08\x08 Done.\nTrying to determine idle consumption...\c"
echo -e "System health while idling for 4 minutes:\n" >>"${MonitorLog}"
/bin/bash "${PathToMe}" -m 30 >>"${MonitorLog}" &
MonitoringPID=$!
snore 240
read IdleConsumption <"${NetioConsumptionFile}"
kill ${NetioMonitoringPID} ${MonitoringPID}
IdleTemp=$(ReadSoCTemp)
echo -e "\n##########################################################################\n\nIdle temperature: ${IdleTemp}°C, idle consumption: $(( $(awk '{printf ("%0.0f",$1/10); }' <<<"${IdleConsumption}" ) * 10 )) mW" >>"${ResultLog}"
fi
CheckNetio
# check if cpulist parameter has been provided as well:
if [ "X${CPUList}" = "X" ]; then
# -g has been used without further restrictions, we run performance test on all cores
CheckPerformance "all CPU cores" "$(tr -d '[:space:]' <<<"${ClusterConfig[@]}")"
PlotGraph "all CPU cores" "$(tr -d '[:space:]' <<<"${ClusterConfig[@]}")"
RenderPDF
else
# -g with additional options has been called
case ${CPUList} in
cores)
# check each core of every cluster, on RK3399 for example 0 and 4
for i in $(seq 0 $(( ${#ClusterConfig[@]} -1 )) ) ; do
FirstCore=${ClusterConfig[$i]}
CheckPerformance "CPU ${FirstCore}" "${FirstCore}" "${FirstCore}"