scMerlin scMerlin - service and script control menu for AsusWRT-Merlin

[kernol]

@Jack Yaz works fine on AC86U [Main Router] - but fails on AC5300 [Aimesh Node] with this message ...

Temperatures

awk: /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp: No such file or directory
CPU: °C
wl: wl driver adapter not found
2.4 GHz: °C
wl: wl driver adapter not found
5 GHz: °C

For your info - on my AC5300 it is eth1 and eth2 for wl0_ifname and wl1_ifname respectively
and output of ... cat /proc/dmu/temperature ... is ... CPU temperature : 70▒C

 

[Jack Yaz]

@Jack Yaz works fine on AC86U [Main Router] - but fails on AC5300 [Aimesh Node] with this message ...

Temperatures

awk: /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp: No such file or directory
CPU: °C
wl: wl driver adapter not found
2.4 GHz: °C
wl: wl driver adapter not found
5 GHz: °C

For your info - on my AC5300 it is eth1 and eth2 for wl0_ifname and wl1_ifname respectively
and output of ... cat /proc/dmu/temperature ... is ... CPU temperature : 70▒C

I'll push a further hotfix tonight for all other affected models. Hopefully that'll solve it

 

[Jack Yaz]

I'll push a further hotfix tonight for all other affected models. Hopefully that'll solve it

@kernol I found some time before I go out for the day and pushed some fixes, please update and let me know if all functional? I'm unsure on the CPU fix since I can't test it myself

 

[kernol]

I'll push a further hotfix tonight for all other affected models. Hopefully that'll solve it

Thanks - it's "little" issues like this [variety of different eth?'s across router models] that makes us non-coders FULLY appreciate the efforts that RMerlin and the rest of you add-on specialists have to contend with when making things simple for the rest of us. The inconsistencies across the Asus model range must make coders' lives more than just "challenging" ... [including the tasks of the stock firmware coders!].

I for one fully support RMerlin's decision to take a breather until the 386 code settles - and hope that it reduces rather than amplifies the fiddly bits from one model to the next.

@kernol I found some time before I go out for the day and pushed some fixes, please update and let me know if all functional? I'm unsure on the CPU fix since I can't test it myself

Almost done - results below ...

Temperatures

awk: /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp: No such file or directory
CPU: °C
2.4 GHz: 49°C
5 GHz: 48°C

 

[Jack Yaz]

Thanks - it's "little" issues like this [variety of different eth?'s across router models] that makes us non-coders FULLY appreciate the efforts that RMerlin and the rest of you add-on specialists have to contend with when making things simple for the rest of us. The inconsistencies across the Asus model range must make coders' lives more than just "challenging" ... [including the tasks of the stock firmware coders!].

I for one fully support RMerlin's decision to take a breather until the 386 code settles - and hope that it reduces rather than amplifies the fiddly bits from one model to the next.


Almost done - results below ...

Temperatures

awk: /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp: No such file or directory
CPU: °C
2.4 GHz: 49°C
5 GHz: 48°C

Hm, that error shouldn't happen since I test if it exists:

if [ -f /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp ]; then

wait a few minutes and check for another update? Github cache may not have caught the latest after I posted

 

[kernol]

Just ran option "uf" - and that has fixed it ... result now ...

Temperatures

CPU: CPU temperature    : 69▒C
2.4 GHz: 49°C
5 GHz: 48°C

MANY thanks

 

[Jack Yaz]

Just ran option "uf" - and that has fixed it ... result now ...

Temperatures

CPU: CPU temperature    : 69▒C
2.4 GHz: 49°C
5 GHz: 48°C

MANY thanks

Hm, the examples I was shown only had a single space after temperature. "cut" it is - give Github a few minutes to expire your cache and update again please

 

[kernol]

Fully sorted ...

Temperatures

CPU: 70▒C
2.4 GHz: 49°C
5 GHz: 48°C

EDIT: Just a strange character for the degree symbol for the CPU temp - not seen on AC86U.
It has been there from the start - following that cat command you required. Appears to be the symbol for Medium shade' with code point U+2592 ??

 

[AntonK]

Works perfectly now on my AC88U. Thanks Jack Yaz!

Temperatures

CPU: 65▒C
2.4 GHz: 43°C
5 GHz: 50°C

 

[andresmorago]

fixed for me on my ac3100. i do get the strange character instead of the degree symbol

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Temperatures

CPU: 80▒C
2.4 GHz: 49°C
5 GHz: 53.5°C

Press enter to continue...

 

[Zastoff]

Tested latest on 87u (update forced)

Temperatures

CPU: 70�C
2.4 GHz: 45.5°C
wl: wl driver adapter not found
5 GHz: °C

Press enter to continue...

 

[Swinson]

Im not seeing my 5G come up either. Also on the 87R(U)

When I run

wl dump

Im not seeing anything listed for my 5G band

Im seeing eth1 for the 2.4GHz ifname value and wifi0 for the 5GHz ifname value

edit: So im looking around in the quantenna system now to see if there is an easy way to get at the 5 GHz info for the 87


This should get you the 5GHz temp on the 87s "temperature_rfic_internal" should be the value you want.

qcsapi_sockrpc get_temperature

 

[Swinson]

@Jack Yaz

If you add a condition for the 87U you can use this line to get the 5g temp.

printf "5 GHz: %s°C\\n\\n" "$(qcsapi_sockrpc get_temperature | awk 'FNR == 2 {print $3}')"

 

[Jack Yaz]

@Jack Yaz

If you add a condition for the 87U you can use this line to get the 5g temp.

printf "5 GHz: %s°C\\n\\n" "$(qcsapi_sockrpc get_temperature | awk 'FNR == 2 {print $3}')"

I know, i has asked a friend to test the command so I could check the format but hadn't heard back. I'll roll out what you've suggested instead, thanks!

 

[Jack Yaz]

@Jack Yaz

If you add a condition for the 87U you can use this line to get the 5g temp.

printf "5 GHz: %s°C\\n\\n" "$(qcsapi_sockrpc get_temperature | awk 'FNR == 2 {print $3}')"

Done! https://github.com/jackyaz/scMerlin/commit/213ccfa33ee1fec2080c3a38f8c1b368f19c95d0

 

[Zastoff]

Temp working correct now on 87u with this update

Temperatures

CPU: 71�C
2.4 GHz: 45.5°C
5 GHz: 54.1°C

Press enter to continue...

Thanks @Jack Yaz & @Swinson

 

[CriticJay]

Was there a "min update" to scmerlin published between yesterday and today? Just want to make sure it's legit and my JFFS isn't going corrupt

 

[Swinson]

Was there a "min update" to scmerlin published between yesterday and today? Just want to make sure it's legit and my JFFS isn't going corrupt

Yeah Just tweaking the temperature function to add support for the AC87

@Jack Yaz I just sent a pull request to add the 87R in addition to the 87U

 

[CriticJay]

Was another update pushed to scmerlin between today (@ my post above, 10:57 AM EST timezone) and right now?

 

[Butterfly Bones]

Was another update pushed to scmerlin between today (@ my post above, 10:57 AM EST timezone) and right now?

Apparently, yes.

Sep  4 05:21:17 RT-AC86U-4608 scmerlin: MD5 hash of scmerlin does not match - downloading updated v1.1.3

Sep  4 19:07:31 RT-AC86U-4608 scmerlin: MD5 hash of scmerlin does not match - downloading updated v1.1.3