13588 – Measure disk performance on nvme SSD drive

Measure disk performance on nvme SSD drive

Status:

RESOLVED: DUPLICATE

Priority:
Medium

Severity:
normal

Product:
Xfce4-diskperf-plugin

Component:

General

Comments

Description thecatlover1996 2017-05-23 16:39:48 CEST

I wanted to set up the diskperf plugin on my HP ZBook Studio G3.
I have Linux installed on my second SSD, which is put in an nvme slot.
I tried to set the disk-to-be-monitored to /dev/nvme0, /dev/nvme0n1 and /dev/nvme0n1p2, but all of them show "Device status not available" when I hover over the panel plugin.

Comment 1 Antony Gelberg 2017-08-29 19:50:07 CEST

Same here (message is "device statistics not available"). Thinkpad T470.

Comment 2 Paul-Antoine Arras 2017-10-12 19:04:59 CEST

Created attachment 7353 
lspci -vvv

Output of `lspci -vvv` as root on Dell Precision 7710

Comment 3 Paul-Antoine Arras 2017-10-12 19:10:57 CEST

Created attachment 7354 
/proc/partitions

Comment 4 Paul-Antoine Arras 2017-10-12 23:53:07 CEST

OK, this is actually fixed in 2.6.1. See Bug 13281.

Comment 5 thecatlover1996 2017-10-13 20:34:26 CEST

That should indeed fix it. I'll wait till Ubuntu 18.04 LTS comes out before I can verify that it works (this app is stuck at version 2.5.5 in Ubuntu 16.04), but since this report is duplicate, it can be closed :)

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 13281 ***

Bug #13588

Reported by:
thecatlover1996

Reported on: 2017-05-23
Last modified on: 2017-10-13

People

Assignee:
Xfce-Goodies Maintainers

CC List:
2 users

Version

Version:
2.3.0

Target Milestone:
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Attachments

lspci -vvv (3.35 KB, text/plain) 2017-10-12 19:04 CEST , Paul-Antoine Arras	no flags
/proc/partitions (294 bytes, text/plain) 2017-10-12 19:10 CEST , Paul-Antoine Arras	no flags

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