thesunexpress

Might be a better idea to just call it ' gputop ' instead then...

> @thesunexpress ? Hi, sorry for the delay. I'm in/out of hospital a lot lately. Recent stay was certainly totally unplanned & didn't think of bringing my laptop or anything......

> @thesunexpress ? Right, back to work! Finally getting back to normalcy here. Spent yesterday & today staring at digital assaults from my console terminal -- tried a bunch of...

> I think "Abort trap" above signals a crash of the given program, which is the native Linux (ELF64) [APK](https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Alpine_Package_Keeper) utility. This is run through the Linux compatibility layer of...

Here we go... `dmesg` : https://pastebin.com/See0QQ9k `lsmod` : ``` wifibox:~# lsmod Module Size Used by Not tainted mt7921e 16384 0 mt7921_common 61440 1 mt7921e mt76_connac_lib 53248 2 mt7921e,mt7921_common mt76 65536...

And here is my `wifibox-alpine` package as built & installed on this machine. Note: I can confirm this custom compiled package is functional, as I use the *exact* same packages...

I'm now 100% certain it is a Ryzen 7000 specific thing. Pulled the SSD from the Ryzen 7000 platform, installed it in an Intel platform, booted that SSD & `btop++`...

gdb is not very helpful when stepping through the code. Guess the crash happens too early? `2023/10/02 (23:10:33) | ===> btop++ v.1.2.13` `2023/10/02 (23:10:33) | DEBUG: Starting in DEBUG mode!`...

Pulled latest git updates, same issue still. It gets as far as: ``` (gdb) r Starting program: /usr/home//Downloads/btop/build/btop ERROR: Exception in Shared::init() -> key not found [Inferior 1 (process 26037)...

> > Can you backup your config file and try to launch btop with an empty config directory? > > ? With/without config directory present, it crashes all the same....