I run this from cron. With remote syslog enabled, this means I have a record of ADSL line quality variation — which is useful when diagnosing and reporting faults. Signed-off-by: David Woodhouse <dwmw2@infradead.org> SVN-Revision: 31136master
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for PORT in solos-pci* ; do |
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RXRATE=`cat $PORT/parameters/RxBitRate` |
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TXRATE=`cat $PORT/parameters/TxBitRate` |
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RXSNR=`cat $PORT/parameters/LocalSNRMargin | sed "s/ dB//"` |
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TXSNR=`cat $PORT/parameters/RemoteSNRMargin | sed "s/ dB//"` |
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RXERR=`cat $PORT/parameters/RSUnCorrectedErrorsDn` |
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TXERR=`cat $PORT/parameters/RSUnCorrectedErrorsUp` |
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RXFEC=`cat $PORT/parameters/RSCorrectedErrorsDn` |
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TXFEC=`cat $PORT/parameters/RSCorrectedErrorsUp` |
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echo "$RXRATE $RXSNR $RXERR $RXFEC / $TXRATE $TXSNR $TXERR $TXFEC" | |
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logger -t $PORT |
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