Sysmon - latest CPU Utilisation charts not available

I have tried that a few times before but no change.

Will try again -


>>> opkg install --force-reinstall sysmon
Removing package sysmon from root...
Installing sysmon (1.1.1) to root...
Downloading http://hpkg.tv/hdrfoxt2/base/sysmon_1.1.1_mipsel.opk.
Configuring sysmon.

Still no change.

Humax HDR-Fox T2 (HumaxHDRFoxT2two) 1.03.11/2.22

HumaxHDRFoxT2two# /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim
Runtime Error: /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim:3: couldn't read file "_lib
.jim": No such file or directory
at file "/mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim", line 3
HumaxHDRFoxT2two#
 
hummybee said:
HumaxHDRFoxT2two# /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim
Runtime Error: /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim:3: couldn't read file "_lib
.jim": No such file or directory
at file "/mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim", line 3
HumaxHDRFoxT2two#
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What is the output from

ls -l /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/
 
Hi Martin

Output from 'ls -l /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/' is

Humax HDR-Fox T2 (HumaxHDRFoxT2two) 1.03.11/2.22

HumaxHDRFoxT2two# ls -l /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/
-rwx------ 1 root root 1245 Sep 15 2013 _lib.jim
-rwx------ 1 root root 830 Feb 9 2013 cpu.jim
-rwx------ 1 root root 1251 Sep 15 2013 temp.jim
HumaxHDRFoxT2two#
HumaxHDRFoxT2two#
 
hummybee, this is a real shot in the dark, but, I'm wondering if the time / date on you Humax is correct, what do you get for a command line 'date'
Code: 
humax# date
Mon Feb 17 13:52:01 GMT 2014
humax#
 
Hi Ezra Pound

I thought you had something there.


HumaxHDRFoxT2two# date
Sat Jan 2 01:44:27 GMT 1971

Looked at the Humax menu under Preferences/Time and the correct time was displayed (but no option to input or edit time).

Run again:-

HumaxHDRFoxT2two# date
Mon Feb 17 14:09:44 GMT 2014
HumaxHDRFoxT2two#


What do you make of that (and CPU utilisation still not working) ?
 
It might be worth running the af123's suggestions again after ensuring the time / date is correct i.e.
Code: 
HumaxHDRFoxT2two# date
Mon Feb 17 14:09:44 GMT 2014
 
HumaxHDRFoxT2two# /mod/monitor/bin/vmstat
 
HumaxHDRFoxT2two# /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim
I'm not sure why your Humax should sometimes show the wrong time, but it may be causing the problem
BTW
You can set date from the command line as follows :- date MMddhhmmyyyy
Code: 
humax# date 021714452014
Mon Feb 17 14:45:00 GMT 2014
humax#
 
Humax HDR-Fox T2 (HumaxHDRFoxT2two) 1.03.11/2.22

HumaxHDRFoxT2two# date
Mon Feb 17 14:36:32 GMT 2014

HumaxHDRFoxT2two# /mod/monitor/bin/vmstat

HumaxHDRFoxT2two# /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim
Runtime Error: /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim:3: couldn't read file "_lib
.jim": No such file or directory
at file "/mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim", line 3
HumaxHDRFoxT2two#

Any ideas?
 
hummybee said:
Output from 'ls -l /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/' is

Humax HDR-Fox T2 (HumaxHDRFoxT2two) 1.03.11/2.22

HumaxHDRFoxT2two# ls -l /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/
-rwx------ 1 root root 1245 Sep 15 2013 _lib.jim
-rwx------ 1 root root 830 Feb 9 2013 cpu.jim
-rwx------ 1 root root 1251 Sep 15 2013 temp.jim
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OK that matches exactly what I see. Sorry but af123 is your man.
 
Black Hole said:
The Humax will show the wrong time if it didn't have a signal at boot.
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Hi Black Hole

Thanks, that explains the wrong time as HDR2 didn't have a signal at boot, I needed to power up HDR1 to allow the signal to 'pass through'.

So forget any 'wrong time' problem.
 
There is a Custom Firmware package that will keep your Humaxs at the correct time if they are networked, it is the Ntp_Client package, notes HERE, if the package is installed you won't need the unit to be fed by a aerial. However once your Humax has got the correct time it shouldn't 'forget' it, so I'm not sure why it goes back to Sat Jan 2 01:44:27 GMT 1971 epoch time = 0031628667
 
Hi Ezra Pound

Yes I did see that package but thought it might be 'overkill' as I haven't experienced any timing problems and pad recordings (Beginning 2m and End 10m).

Also, I did power HDR2 up/down several times today (without HDR1 on) so that didn't help.

I do use a similar program on my PC so maybe worth trying with both my Humax boxes so they are not relying solely on the aerial connection for time/date updates.

Thanks for the suggestion.
 
hummybee said:
HumaxHDRFoxT2two# /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim
Runtime Error: /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim:3: couldn't read file "_lib
.jim": No such file or directory
at file "/mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim", line 3
HumaxHDRFoxT2two#
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What does "cat /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/_lib.jim" give you?
What does "opkg list|grep jim" give you?
I'd be looking at force re-installing all the mentioned jim related packages, especially if "cat" works.
 
hummybee said:
HumaxHDRFoxT2two# /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim
Runtime Error: /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim:3: couldn't read file "_lib
.jim": No such file or directory
at file "/mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data/cpu.jim", line 3
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I think that is the expected output. Try the following:
Code: 
cd /mod/webif/plugin/sysmon/data
./cpu.jim
 
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