dangerousHobo

Well the program should run, but I'm unsure about how much information it will be able to gather as I've never ran it on an Eee, nor have anyone tell me that they have. So go for it and tell us how it goes.


On another note: I will release a test of the next release soon for those that what to try it and let my know how the installer goes. I hit a small delay after I hosed my development space on my Arch box. So I thought it was time to try the newest Slackware 12.1. Things are running better then ever. =]

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Slackware yuck lol just kidding

I´ll test it. You should make a pkgbuild and throw it on aur

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U-Dubominator

well ive been trying to extract the files and tried using the .deb thing prepared by reset3x but nothing seems to work. its probably a noobish error on my part. im not real sure how to install this kind of stuff if it isnt in like synaptic or something (ive only used ubuntu in a VM before this)

dangerousHobo

Well if you get the source package you don't have to install anything (will change in 0.2). You just need to run the file named perlmon in the top directory. So in terminal:

cd path_to_the_perlmon_folder
perl perlmon

and that should run it (if all the dependencies are meant!) else try

perl perlmon -n

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alright. are the source codes the zip files in the first post?

ill give it a try in a little bit - just finished doing a battery test with the Eee so I gotta let it charge for a little bit.

U-Dubominator

well i tried those and no luck :/
attached is the error messages for both. maybe you guys will understand what its asking...

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dangerousHobo

Thanks for the error file. One of the dependencies is not meant. Perl-Gtk2 doesn't appeared to be installed. Download 0.1.4 though and try perl perlmon -n and that should work even though perl-gtk2 is not install.
http://www.overclock.net/3369458-post199.html

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U-Dubominator

well good news. it works. found CPU info,OS info, memory info, sdd info, monitor info (some is incorrect), but no GPU info or sensors were available.

but rep+ for the help!

dangerousHobo

Release 0.2.0

Unpacking is still the same: unzip PerlMon-*.zip

PerlMon now must be installed before you can run the script. To install:
cd /path/PerlMon-0.2.0
sudo perl Installer

and if all went well PerlMon should be installed. In the terminal you should be able to type perlmon and it should start up.

As always if you see anything wrong please let me know.

The new 'simple' display.

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Nice!, and I just installed Arch today so I can use it

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