Unable to detect Google Tensor

[rowheel]

The device is a Pixel 6

[Dr-Noob]

Hey, thanks for the report.

Seems like you installed the program using termux. It's fine, but it does not contain the latest cpufetch version. Anyway, if you wanna test the latest patch I just submited, you need to compile it by yourself. It's very easy, see install cpufetch on Android.

I've updated the program in the feat2 branch. It should work perfectly now. Could you download the code and see how it goes? Remember to do git checkout feat2 before compiling.

[rowheel]

Hmmm... But the logo doesn't really display, and the technology field is still "unknown" 😂

[Dr-Noob]

Ok, that was strange. Please, try the latest commit in feat2 (you can just do git pull and compile again).

[rowheel]

Ok, that was strange. Please, try the latest commit in feat2 (you can just do git pull and compile again).

I tried the latest build, but the result was the same - brand shows "ARM", and technology is "unknown"...

[Dr-Noob]

Please run ./cpufetch -v (using the latest commit) and paste the output here.

[rowheel]

Please run ./cpufetch -v (using the latest commit) and paste the output here.

OK, and off you go -

[rowheel]

Please run ./cpufetch -v (using the latest commit) and paste the output here.

And btw - just allow me to ask about a private question: how do you debug this program? Is that through gdbserver? 😃

[Dr-Noob]

Please run ./cpufetch -v (using the latest commit) and paste the output here.

OK, and off you go -

Are you sure you are using the latest commit? The commit hash is 1fab1ee. If you are not sure, better remove and dowload the repo again.

If you are, I'm out of ideas, the SoC should be detected with the latest patch.

[Dr-Noob]

This should work with the latest patches in master branch. Closing the issue