6th Nov, 2013, 03:48 AM
As a Addon already exists for Speedfan, I have looked into it, and by all reasoning, all it does is read a log file to display the information. (Albeit Windoze)
So if that information can be collated into the required format, from the RPi - the plugin should be able to display it!
I've got no further, but I think it could be a useful addition to Xbian - a plugin that can display the CPU, Memory, Disk usage etc without the problem of displaying RT CPU.
So all
that is needed is a program to write a file containing the information that the plugin requires, and it should
work.
My only concern is that the Plugin might require the log file to be in Windoze format so /home may not work.
Would this be a worth while addition that people might use?
Is it possible?
Is it worthwhile?
Is it of any use?
I know that the CPU can be displayed correctly in XBMC as the xbian-confluence skin displayed it correctly.
I would like a monitor program similar to nmon within XBMC
Could it be done?
What do I know, I only heard Camels for a living![Cool Cool](http://forum.xbian.org/images/smilies/cool.gif)
So if that information can be collated into the required format, from the RPi - the plugin should be able to display it!
I've got no further, but I think it could be a useful addition to Xbian - a plugin that can display the CPU, Memory, Disk usage etc without the problem of displaying RT CPU.
So all
![Wink Wink](http://forum.xbian.org/images/smilies/wink.gif)
![Huh Huh](http://forum.xbian.org/images/smilies/huh.gif)
My only concern is that the Plugin might require the log file to be in Windoze format so /home may not work.
Would this be a worth while addition that people might use?
Is it possible?
Is it worthwhile?
Is it of any use?
I know that the CPU can be displayed correctly in XBMC as the xbian-confluence skin displayed it correctly.
I would like a monitor program similar to nmon within XBMC
Could it be done?
What do I know, I only heard Camels for a living
![Cool Cool](http://forum.xbian.org/images/smilies/cool.gif)