[ULTMOS] cpuinfo usage with AMD Processor/Ubuntu

[moulin-louis]

Describe the Issue

During the step Getting CPU information running the GRUB Argument Editor through the Extras menu, the script crash during this snippet :

cpydLog("wait", "Getting CPU information...")
print("   Getting CPU information...")
try:
   import cpuinfo
   cpu_vendor = cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['vendor_id_raw']
   cpu_model = cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['brand_raw']
except:
   # If the user does not have py-cpuinfo installed, or if some other error occurs, the script will die, throwing the following error message.
   print("   I was unable to gather CPU information. Do you have py-cpuinfo installed?\n")
   cpydLog("fatal", "User either does not have py-cpuinfo installed, or hit CTRL-C.")
   exit()

py-cpuinfo is installed and with some strong debugging (some print statement), the error seem that the key vendor_id_raw and brand_raw doesn't exist. I've also notice that deleting the _raw suffix will fix the issue but I have no idea if this break something later.

Reproduce the Issue

./main.py
`E`
`4`

Expectation

Doesn't crash

Screenshots

No response

Operating System

Linux Ubuntu

Kernel

6.5

Processor

Amd Ryzen 5600X

RAM (in GB)

16

GPU(s)

Rtx 3080 + Amd RX 580

Version

v0.11.2

Branch

main

Additional Information

Thanks for your help !

[Coopydood]

Thank you, we'll investigate this asap.

Has everything else worked ok for you?

Thanks for using the project :)

[moulin-louis]

No worry ! Yes everything working fine for now ! I getting my AMD graphic card in few hours and will try gpu passtrough then. Thanks you for your work !

[Coopydood]

Excellent thank you! Please feel free to let me know how that goes if you use the passthrough assistant included in ULTMOS :)

[moulin-louis]

That was my plan yes ! I've found some tiny error in the codebase that was easy to fix (some command substitution not working with fish my shel and some missing dependencies). I will try to make a pull request for this one early next week if we're allowed to contribute to this project.

[DomTrues]

@moulin-louis, could you tell me what version of py-cpuinfo you have installed?

[moulin-louis]

Yes, I have py-cpuinfo version 5.0.0. Installed through apt but now I realized it must be really outdated.

[moulin-louis]

Just switch to py-cpuinfo 9.0.0 through pipx but that doesn't fix the issue, the script keep using version 5.0.0 after uninstalling the old apt version.