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PCM more detailed instructions for using ksysguard

Victor_D_
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‎08-26-2015 02:01 PM
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Current PCM documentation provides LinuxHowTo.pdf which does not show the custom command to use in ksysguard when setting up to monitor a remote machine. Could you elaborate on what to do to set this up? Could you possibly provide instructions on how to set this up when running a Ubuntu VM on a Windows machine and monitoring the host Windows machine counters?

Thank you!

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Thomas_W_Intel
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‎10-08-2015 02:53 AM
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Thanks for your interest in Intel PCM.

The program pcm-sensor.x implements the Interface for a sensor in KSysGuard. See, for example, https://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials/Sensors

However, hypervisors are normally hiding the devices that are needed to run PCM. Recommendation is to run PCM directly on the host System (Windows in this case.)

 

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