Another item, the following programs have been installed and users have been granted password-less sudo access: /usr/bin/cpupower, /usr/bin/x86_energy_perf_policy, /usr/bin/pstate-frequency Ben

On Jan 18, 2017, at 12:54 PM, Allen, Benjamin S. <[email protected]> wrote:

# XPSLL 1.5.0 Installed:

## Packages:

- kmod-xppsl-addons - xppsl-hwloc - xppsl-hwloc-debuginfo - xppsl-hwloc-devel - xppsl-hwloc-gui - xppsl-hwloc-libs - xppsl-hwloc-sbin - xppsl-memkind - xppsl-memkind-debuginfo - xppsl-memkind-devel - xppsl-micperf - xppsl-systools-sb

See attached user guide for more details.

# Updated Intel Vtune Sampling Kernel Modules (sep_4.0) installed from vtune_amplifier_xe_2017.1.0.486011

# BIOS/BMC Updated

System BIOS - S72C610.86B.01.01.0190.080520162104 ME Firmware - 03.01.03.018.0 BMC Firmware - 00.25.10067 FRUSDR - 1.19

See attached release notes for more details.

# msr-safe installed

/usr/share/msr-safe/whitelists/wl_0657 whitelist loaded on boot.

Access to msr-safe devices are controlled via the msr unix group. If you're interested please let me and I'll add you to this group. If there's mass interest I'll change permissions to allow access for the general jlse group.

Ben

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