celticpride678 Guest Original poster Feb 15, 2009 5,486 2 Boston, MA Jun 28, 2009 #1 What is the terminal command to make the processor run at 100% to drain a battery? Thanks.
Eidorian macrumors Penryn Mar 23, 2005 29,196 394 Indianapolis Jun 28, 2009 #2 yes > /dev/null One instance per core per processor.
celticpride678 Guest Original poster Feb 15, 2009 5,486 2 Boston, MA Jun 28, 2009 #3 Eidorian said: yes > /dev/null One instance per core per processor. Click to expand... That didn't work.
Eidorian said: yes > /dev/null One instance per core per processor. Click to expand... That didn't work.
Eidorian macrumors Penryn Mar 23, 2005 29,196 394 Indianapolis Jun 28, 2009 #4 Did you check top or Activity Monitor? You'll have to use '&' to background it or open another tab in Terminal.
Did you check top or Activity Monitor? You'll have to use '&' to background it or open another tab in Terminal.
celticpride678 Guest Original poster Feb 15, 2009 5,486 2 Boston, MA Jun 28, 2009 #5 Eidorian said: Did you check top or Activity Monitor? You'll have to use '&' to background it or open another tab in Terminal. Click to expand... The user % says 50%
Eidorian said: Did you check top or Activity Monitor? You'll have to use '&' to background it or open another tab in Terminal. Click to expand... The user % says 50%
Eidorian macrumors Penryn Mar 23, 2005 29,196 394 Indianapolis Jun 28, 2009 #6 celticpride678 said: The user % says 50% Click to expand... If you only have two cores that is correct for one instance.
celticpride678 said: The user % says 50% Click to expand... If you only have two cores that is correct for one instance.
celticpride678 Guest Original poster Feb 15, 2009 5,486 2 Boston, MA Jun 28, 2009 #7 Eidorian said: If you only have two cores that is correct for one instance. Click to expand... Ohhh...OK. Thanks a lot for the information
Eidorian said: If you only have two cores that is correct for one instance. Click to expand... Ohhh...OK. Thanks a lot for the information