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Upstream turbostat #3276
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Change-Id: I2a6e9faebe616102904bcba4bc51e8e974a56408
Change-Id: I34ef3a2180a86e26d82c046a58e2862f3bc65cf5
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LGTM. Thanks for your contributions.
Thank you for your work on this. I gave it a try. I'm quite sure this output is not related to the change. However it looks bad to merge and not trying to fix this issue.
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Yep, this was not caused by this pull request. Just checking..do you know is someone taking a look at this. thanks. |
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New families numbers looks good [src].
While I agree, parsing should be fixed, I think there is still value in that commit for the release.
okay, the change itself looks good to me. Just note, without fixing the parsing issue, the plugin is not usable. |
ChangeLog: turbostat plugin: Power metrics update for recent server CPUs.
Adding Intel server Skylake, Cascade lake and Ice Lake CPU watts telemetry. Added CPU model numbers to allow the plugin to read this CPU package telemetry.