When receiving a laptop replacement battery, one need to calibrate it, which mean fully charging it, and draining it to a residual charge of about 3%.
I want to accelerate the battery discharge stage without having to interact with the computer, nor having to log in (e.g. for laptops from clients).
Hence, I'm looking for a bootable operating system (preferably a live USB, or alteratively a live CD) to generate "random" action (possibly CPU and GPU intensive) to discharge the battery faster.
Alternatively, a CPU-/GPU- intensive command that I could run in the terminal of a boot CD could do the job would be appreciated.
If the live USB drive or CD is able shutdown the computer automatically when the remaining charge reaches 3%, it would be appreciated ; else I could use some Linux command.
The computer and screen must not go to sleep if not used.