Keith Myers

Yes, I figured it out after I upgraded to a Epyc 7402P from a Threadripper Zen+ 2920X cpu. I posted my Epyc 7402P Zenpower debug script outputs in the script...

Zen Monitor won't run as root on 48 core Epyc 7642 for example when you want to get the power readings. No response from ocerman at all on the issue....

When you install Zen Monitor with the policy kit, you end up with two Zen Monitor icons created in Apps. The normal user one just displays the voltages, clocks and...

I think that is smart also to have consistency with the other monitoring programs. I used SIV for years and beta tested for Ray Hinchcliffe many times. He is usually...

It was necessary for ASUS to develop the WMI interface because of their poor decision to use the ITE87 SIO chipset. Nothing more. The headaches that hardware caused was avoided...

I've fallen into this Catch-22 myself a few times. Always had to remove the flubbed original try at the dkms install before being successful.

You would have to take that up with Guenter Roeck who is the developer of the nct6775 driver.

Yes, they always post the disclaimer that using that kernel command flag can cause issues. I never had any issues using it on my ASUS X99-E-10G WS workstation mobo with...

I would run that bash script for the debug output for the zenpower driver and post to its issue thread. Make sure the driver is handling the cpu correctly there...

Simple. Either install via the policy kit method described in the install docs or simply preface the call with sudo. `sudo ./zenmonitor` Run as root user, you get the additional...