Scott Baker

@raylu if you have experience making packages then please, by all means, make `dool` a package and add me as a maintainer. I'll gladly give you credit in the readme.

OMG that is amazing. You are a gentlemen and a scholar. Yes I am definitely interested, please send a PR.

@rbavery done and done! https://github.com/scottchiefbaker/dool/releases/tag/v1.3.2

@raylu I created an account: `scottchiefbaker`

It looks like this is related to a line in the `dool_disk` plugin: ``` if set(l[3:]) == {'0'}: continue ``` I'm not familiar with this but it landed in commit...

@leahneukirchen since you wrote the fix mentioned above do you mind commenting on this issue? Maybe between the three of us we can come up with a good solution.

Comment out line 868 in `dool.py`. When I comment out that line and run `./dool --more -D sda,ram0` I see ram0 in the output. I cannot get it to increment...

If we can get it to populate `/proc/diskstats` I think it will just automagically work. Hopefully someone on StackExhange will know.

Is `iostat` able to read stats for ram disks? I kind of doubt it since nothing is showing up in `/proc/diskstats` but it might be worth double checking.

Closing this as `CANTFIX` because it's a kernel issue. If/when the kernel tracks stats for these ram disks `dool` will automatically work.