The thermal / safety macro started mlucas-avx2 with '&', exactly as
Script B used to, so it carried the same failure: the load ended quietly
when the console went away - in the one test where a long, steady full
load is the entire point of the run.
It now uses the same mlucas-amm transient unit, and 'systemctl is-active
mlucas-amm' joins 'bgctl list' and 'jobs' in the monitor loop.
Script 4 still has no teardown section, so the matching stop stays
manual, and it is now two commands rather than one:
blanton_tr518.sh stop
systemctl stop mlucas-amm
Closing Tera Term no longer stops the CPU load, and 'kill $(jobs -p)'
never could reach a unit. Script A's V1.1.8 history, CLAUDE.md,
ARCHITECTURE.md and the release note all say so now; the version stays
V1.1.8.
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CLAUDE.md: status to V1.1.8 / 2026-09-06; the soak loop now prints
'systemctl is-active mlucas-amm'; hammer/ added to the folder list with
why it is not in git; the --runtime gotcha notes the new 3600 default;
three new gotchas - kill_all_process.ttl cannot reach a systemd unit, a
missing config.ttl variable aborts the macro rather than reading as 0,
and the log timestamp FORMAT lives in TERATERM.INI, not in the script.
ARCHITECTURE.md: hammer/ and the config.ttl knobs in the project tree;
Script A ref V1.1.7 -> V1.1.8; Script B and Script C rows rewritten for
the systemd unit; constraint 1 notes that mlucas-amm now outlives the
session; two new constraints (17 - whoever moves a stress job to systemd
owns the matching stop, and Script 4 still uses '&'; 18 - config.ttl
completeness and the TERATERM.INI timestamp format); the git tag
checkbox to V1.1.8; and three known issues - the bundle no longer ships
hammer/, mlucas-amm's '~' depends on systemd's environment, and the
three stress durations are deliberately different lengths.
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