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Installation Guide

Follow these steps to install the Hash Rate Test Script:

  1. Clone the Repository

    git clone https://github.com/yourusername/hash-rate-test-script.git
cd hash-rate-test-script

  2. Install Dependencies

    pip install -r requirements.txt

  3. Run the Script

    python main.py

You're all set! The script will now start running and provide real-time feedback.

Custom Footer: Explanation of Returned Values

  1. Running hash rate test with 420000 iterations: This line just says that we're running a test to calculate the hash rate using 420,000 iterations.

  2. Iterations: The total number of hash calculations performed. Here, it's 420,000.

  3. Number of threads used: The number of CPU threads used during the test. In this case, it's 8.

  4. Start time: When the test started. Here, it's "2024-05-27 21:37:29".

  5. End time: When the test ended. Here, it's "2024-05-27 21:38:09".

  6. Total time taken: The total duration for the test in seconds. For example, 39.506838 seconds.

  7. Hash rate: The speed of hashing, given in hashes per second. Here, it's 10631.07 hashes/second.

  8. Average time per hash: The average duration it took to compute each hash. For instance, 0.0000940639 seconds.

  9. Min time for a single hash: The shortest time taken to compute a single hash during the test. Here, it's 0.0000207424 seconds.

  10. Max time for a single hash: The longest time taken to compute a single hash during the test. Here, it's 0.0118658543 seconds.

  11. Average hash time: The average time taken for each hash, which appears similar to the average time per hash. Here, it's 0.0000918782 seconds.

Memory Usage

  1. Memory usage before test: The amount of memory used before starting the test. Here, it's 12.33 MB.

  2. Memory usage after test: The amount of memory used after the test. Here, it's 28.42 MB.

System Information

  1. Platform: The operating system platform. Here, it's "Linux".

  2. Release: The OS release version. For instance, "5.10.136-android12-9-26258365-abA536VSQS8CWG8".

  3. Version: The OS version details. Here, it's "#1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Jul 27 17:34:56 KST 2023".

  4. Machine: The hardware architecture. In this case, "aarch64".

  5. Processor: The type of processor used. This info is missing but CPU count is provided.

  6. CPU Count: Number of logical CPU cores. Here, it's 8.

  7. Physical Memory: The total available physical memory. Here, it's 5382.50 MB.

  8. Python version: The version of Python used. Here, it's 3.11.4.

Additional Information

  1. CPU Usage: This value wasn't retrieved because of permission issues.

  2. Disk Usage: The percentage of disk space used. Here, it's 100.0% with 0.29 MB free.

  3. Network I/O: Network input/output data wasn't retrieved due to permission issues.

  4. Swap Memory: The percentage of swap memory used and the amount free. Here, it's 54.3% used with 1872.25 MB free.

  5. CPU Temperature: CPU temperature wasn't retrieved.

  6. System Uptime: System uptime wasn't retrieved due to permission issues.

  7. Number of Processes: Total number of running processes. Here, it's 4.

  8. Top Memory Consuming Processes: A list of the processes consuming the most memory, including process IDs, names, and statuses.

  9. Top CPU Consuming Processes: A list of the processes consuming the most CPU, including process IDs, names, and statuses.

  10. Load Average: This value wasn't retrieved.

  11. Filesystem Type: The types of filesystems present on the system. Multiple instances of 'f2fs' and 'ext4' are listed.

  12. Total Number of Threads: Total number of threads used. Here, it's 6.

  13. Context Switches: This value wasn't retrieved due to permission issues.

  14. Interrupts: This value wasn't retrieved due to permission issues.

  15. Boot Time: This value wasn't retrieved due to permission issues.

  16. Hostname: The system's hostname. Here, it's "localhost".

  17. Public IP Address: Not retrieved.

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