BenBE
> The macOS built in `powermetrics` cli tool is able to show cpu frequency and a lot more information (P/E cluster usage etc.). Do you have a source code reference...
> You can take a look at https://www.unix.com/man-page/osx/1/powermetrics/ That's not exactly "source code" that could be any reference for an implementation AFAICS …
BAsed on some off-site discussion, we found, that we should re-work the ways in which we detect containers. Both for privileged users and unprivileged ones. Further we should see if...
Yes, that's what triggered the performance issues from #1222 as reading the status file seems to be quite slow. Not an issue if we have to read that file anyways,...
Cf. #1176.
The best way is looking at the values read in `LibSensors_getCPUTemperatures` through a debugger and cross-checking that these values are properly attributed to the correct CPU cores/threads based on the...
> @cgzones Checking signal availability via such API calls would add overhead in run time; You only have to do this once at startup and it's not like we are...
@cgzones What's the status of this?
@cgzones What's missing to finalize this one?
For MacOS, the necessary functions to determine the disk and network I/O are not implement. Thus in order to activate these meters, a working implementation for `Platform_getDiskIO` and `Platform_getNetworkIO` in...