Create the following bash script and put it in a folder with a file called time.txt<\/p>\n
You an set the time to sleep. The script will remove all but the last six or seven reports as it runs. When there is a significant time gap (as in the computer slept) when the computer comes back the script will open time.tx and exit.<\/p>\n
I used this to see how long my laptop would run before it hibernated. I had to check the time.txt file right away before the last counts were over written.<\/p>\n
Open the script in a terminal window to see it running and stop it with ctrl+c after hibernation or whenever.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
#!\/bin\/bash
\n# record time until laptop hibernates<\/p>\n
#!\/bin\/bash
\n# record time until laptop hibernates<\/p>\n
start=$(date +”%s”)
\nseconds=0
\nsleep2=5
\nsleep3=$sleep2″s” #s seconds m minutes h hours<\/p>\n
echo “Start time was: ” $(date) > .\/time.txt
\necho “—–” >> .\/time.txt
\necho\u00a0 >> .\/time.txt
\necho\u00a0 >> .\/time.txt<\/p>\n
while [ : ]
\ndo
\nlet nowsecs=$(date +”%s”)<\/p>\n
sleep $sleep3
\nclear<\/p>\n
nowsecs2=$(date +”%s”)
\nnowdiff=$(($nowsecs2-$nowsecs))<\/p>\n
if [ $nowdiff -gt $sleep2 ]
\nthen
\necho\u00a0 >> .\/time.txt
\necho xxxx >> .\/time.txt
\necho “There was a break in the time.” >> .\/time.txt
\necho “so exiting” >> .\/time.txt
\nxdg-open .\/time.txt
\nexit
\nfi<\/p>\n
echo “started at” $(date)
\necho $nowsecs
\necho $nowsecs2
\necho $nowdiff<\/p>\n
seconds=$(($seconds+$sleep2))
\nlet minutes=$seconds\/60
\nlet minutes2sec=$minutes*60
\nlet seconds2=$seconds-$minutes2sec<\/p>\n
lines=”$(wc -l < .\/time.txt)”<\/p>\n
echo “number of minutes:” $minutes minutes $seconds2 seconds
\n# echo “number of lines:” $lines<\/p>\n
if [ $lines -gt 24 ]
\nthen
\n# echo “greater than 24 lines”
\nsed -i -e 5,10d .\/time.txt
\nfi<\/p>\n
echo “check time was:” $(date) >> .\/time.txt<\/p>\n
echo “time elapsed: ” $minutes minutes $seconds2 seconds >> .\/time.txt
\necho “–”\u00a0 >> .\/time.txt
\necho\u00a0 >> .\/time.txt<\/p>\n
done<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
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