thermal kill switch
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Andre Lehovich andrel at U.Arizona.EDUTue Oct 22 18:02:16 PDT 2002
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We had the air-conditioning fail yesterday. Caught it in time to shut down by hand, but we won't be so lucky next time. RGB's book recommends a thermal kill switch, but doesn't give details on implementation. One obvious idea is to have a daemon monitor lm-sensors and shutdown each node as it gets too hot. This is easy and cheap. But, is there anything better? We have not yet had the electric and cooling contractors refit our server room. Is there anything we should have them install during the rewiring? What are the pros/cons of a room-wide kill switch vs. the lm-sensors approach? Thanks, --Andre
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