-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: Re: ksysguard on Rawhide Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2016 17:34:50 +0000 From: Rex Dieter <rdieter@unl.edu> To: GERHARD GOETZHABER <shmouftler1@gmail.com>, rdieter@fedoraproject.org <rdieter@fedoraproject.org> Probably best to report this upstream at bugs.kde.org -- Rex ________________________________________ From: GERHARD GOETZHABER <shmouftler1@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, October 28, 2016 1:02:42 PM To: rdieter@fedoraproject.org Subject: ksysguard on Rawhide Hi, this is the Lord High Shmouftler having been continously working on fc26 by KDE for a few months now: I already reported this problem to test@list.fedoraproject.org without having gotten a response, but for you are marked in compose report of ksysguard's present version 5.8.2-1.fc26 it's you who perhaps may find a solution. Since introduction of kernel 4.8 the app - and it's predecessor version, too - fails on showing any graphs of processor usage as well as of memory's and network's while at least indicating (I'm in doubt about sending acting signals to) processes seems to work well. However, there's no crash report but simply no graphs while even on Xubuntu YakketyYak the output is perfect. Because I like such system monitoring very much I've tried out some possibilities of replacement: 1. Gnome-system-monitor shows graphs, but only of one of my six processor cores. 2. The text based commandline app Glances always delivers a complete report. So, where is the bug? May be in the graphical apps' backends (whatever they are), may be in the newer kernels' or in systemd's adjustment, I'm not enough a system analyzer to find it out on myself. System: Baremetal on 990FX with an FX6300 Would be nice to have that tool get useful again, and be the Ancients with ye, Geri Goetzhaber
This looks like a problem of you specific setup, since it is working for others. Please ask at your distribution forums or https://forum.kde.org/ for help.