Open RazuvaevDD opened 3 years ago
(It will try to get information from the next one after the first core, regardless of its status) Disabled kernels using cpupower-gui neofetch:
Thanks for posting the issue. I didn't even know the cpupower-gui
program...it's pretty interesting, though. I will have a look at the issue whenever I get some free time.
@RazuvaevDD The image you posted has nothing to do with this issue. Can you create a new issue and post it there? Thanks
Originally posted by @Dr-Noob in https://github.com/Dr-Noob/cpufetch/issues/57#issuecomment-917658982
cpufetch cannot find out the number of virtual cores if some cores are not active (For example, if there are 4 cores and disable cores number 2 and 3, but leave the 1st and 4th.)