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powerstat:tldr:ebbf1
This command is likely a Linux shell command that measures the system power usage statistics. Here is the breakdown of the components:
-
powerstat
: It is a command-line utility for monitoring power usage on Linux systems. -
${interval}
: This variable represents the time interval between each power measurement. You need to replace${interval}
with a specific time value (in seconds). For example, if you want to measure power every 5 seconds, you would replace${interval}
with5
. -
${number_of_samples}
: This variable represents the number of power samples to be collected. You need to replace${number_of_samples}
with the desired number of samples. For instance, if you want to collect 10 power samples, you would replace${number_of_samples}
with10
.
Overall, the command will execute the powerstat
utility to monitor power usage by measuring at specified intervals and collecting a specific number of samples.