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Hi, I just added ability to upload the output to paste service, namely http://sprunge.us/ (GitHub), other than that there was new elapsed time stats to measure how long the benchmark last.
Output
The changes already pushed on github, you can test it right away.
Via wget.
Via curl.
Thank you for your attention, probably next to-do-list would be purchasing a domain.
Looks nice. Thanks for adding pastebin.
I got a coupe errors (fress ubuntu 20.04). This one is the Epyc S from mxmla.
This one works fine, a vps is from jmginer
@Liso I really like the redesign, compact, readable, awesome work!
I'd like to suggest that you think about adding some switches for the network tests, so that one can have different small groups tested, like one for europe, one for america, one for asia or default a mixed bunch. it could theoretically even pull some geo data based on the own IP and pick a group? but that's just for fanciness...
another switch for displaying some whois/geo data to the IP address could also be useful though.
Ah, I forgot to include sprunge url in wget command, I have pushed new commit which should fix the issue.
Can be done, for that I need to collect iperf server from various location in the world, unfortunately https://iperf.fr/iperf-servers.php seems to be outdated.
I'll check and probably send you something at least for europe ;-) ;-)
Not sure how accurate these links are, I saved them couple of months back.
sudo apt install -y iperf3
IIRC, both biznet and webhorizon has been consistently down and inaccessible.
Thanks ! But there's plenty on Europe, I got them covered— what I need now is:
If anyone can help me find the remaining one, that would've been great
Hi @Liso, we have created a PR to add our 40G iperf server in Amsterdam, should be a nice addition to Benchy!
https://github.com/R0GGER/public-iperf3-servers
Thanks ! I merged the PR, the change should've been live now.
Looks like Geekbench 4 is missing.
Currently, Geekbench 4 is intended only for 32-bit system, those with 64-bit will automatically pick geekbench 5 instead. I have not add the option to use both simultaneously.
Just released new version of benchy with following enhancement:
If your region doesn't have sufficient iperf server, benchy will fallback to default mixed server. Below is benchy result with Europe region.
Domain name to take place !
I have just finished setting up a new domain I had purchased with the help of fellow LET member here , now to use the script— simply run.
Or wget.
And you're all set
Note: This will create new directory called
.benchy_file
on your home directory, and it will stay there even after the script finished executing. The purpose of this dir is to store benchy related files (binary, dependencies, etc.)If you want to omit this (remove after done), add following extra flag.
This behaviour is stated on benchy
--help
section.^ Ooops!
Hello, there was some mistake with conditional expression, have pushed the working fixes and it should be okay now.
Tested on Oracle ARM instance (Ampere A1 Compute)
Can you post
/proc/cpuinfo
?Have modified the code a little, now it fetch from lscpu output before touching
/proc/cpuinfo
file, and will fallback to latter had the former is not installed. Tested on my RPI 3B+ which uses arm processor.I don't know whether it will work on oracle instance, I don't have access to one.
I don't think
@
is necessary, but that's a small thing.It's necessary when showing the frequency properly.
Two of check I added failed to print clock speed on oracle arm instance, weird but I cannot reproduce that on my Pi. Guess I'll just remove the @ sign in case clock speed not found
I had some format problems today
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3419984#Comment_3419984
Can you post/pm me
lsblk
ordf -h
output ?lsblk
df -h