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Recently I took my old Hummingboard and to run Armbian on it. I chose the desktop-version for Hummingboard using mainline kernel (presently 4.11.6-cubox). Unfortunately Armbianmonitor shows high CPU -temperature. It gradualy builds up, starting from 50 degrees next to 70 degrees, eventualy approaching 85 degrees and then it shuts down. I use the passive heatsink that came with the board and no case. I use it for light desktop things like browsing the internet.

Is there something I can do to prevent this, is there something in the kernel like throttling when the board reaches a certain temperature?

Thanks again for a great OS, I think you are doing an outstanding job for all those different kinds of boards!

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That's unusual. Haven't notice any troubles on last testing, but it's true that I didn't test with HB1 but only with HB2 ... can you provide logs (armbianmonitor -u) and information - is there any activity on the board? Exactly which board do you have? Is board in some case, perhaps heat sink got detached somehow?

 

Thanks for compliments :rolleyes:

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Armbian monitor gives me at the moment this output:

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And Top gives me this output 

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I am running Armbian with lxde and midori, because its light usage of resources ...

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This is more or less maximal temperature (from internal and external sensor) that I could get while running full desktop with browser and this:

stress --cpu 8 --io 4 --vm 2 --vm-bytes 128M --timeout 200

Current ambient temperature is around 20°C

 

20170628_094437.jpghummingboard.png

 

Using this image:

https://dl.armbian.com/cubox-i/Ubuntu_xenial_next_desktop.7z

Logs:
http://sprunge.us/ShMM

 

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I'll upgrade to latest and do tests again.

Edit: no changes after apt update and upgrade to 4.11.6-cubox 

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That keeps me puzzeled. I use exactly the same image on more or less the same machine, only single core. The logs are absoluty comparable. Maybe I have a faulty board, or it has something to with Midori. Midori is known to spike the CPU at moments. Thanks for the detailed logs! I will go on to investigate ..

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I also have single core with 512Mb memory, but it's Hummingboard 2 and it performs the same - up to 53°C It should use the same DT as yours. Check: http://sprunge.us/IGeF 

 

It must be related to SOM / u-boot settings?

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In the meanwhile I think I found the source of the problem. A change of hdmi2vga adapter did the trick. The faulty adapter contained some kind of soundcard that triggered the CPU. Sorry for the disturbance!

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