04-16-2017, 03:30 AM
(04-15-2017, 04:27 PM)xalius Wrote: If you use Armbian, they have packages with RPi-Monitor ports in their repo...
Yup, as xalius said, it's readily installable on Armbian... just run sudo armbianmonitor -r and a mostly pine64 compatible of the raspberry pi monitor will be installed. Note that there may be a glitch in the temperature readout... it appears the decimal is in the wrong place at the moment... 0.037C as opposed to 37C, and a few other bits seem to be broken at the moment that I thought were working before. Having said that... logging such as temperature and load over time, free memory, etc is still working. If you just want some primitive load information, you could run just the armbianmonitor tool itself with the -m parameter (as sudo) and you get CPU frequency, temperature, CPU and I/O load as a console log.