Closed Quark04 closed 1 year ago
I'm getting the same results, thought it was because I ran it in the WSL though - but since you're facing the same, it looks like it would actually work in WSL too, and our CPUs are just not detected. Ryzen 7 Pro 6850U here.
EDIT: Tested on a Haswell CPU with WSL2 - works fine and detects the hypervisor correctly as well. So my issue is the same as yours. Ryzen 6000 appears to be missing. ThinkPad T14s Gen3 AMD.
Can you guys confirm you are running the last cpufetch version? You can check it with cpufetch -V
and the lastest version is v1.03. If not, you can just try the last release which includes binaries for windows.
Can you guys confirm you are running the last cpufetch version? You can check it with
cpufetch -V
and the lastest version is v1.03. If not, you can just try the last release which includes binaries for windows.
I run a rolling release distro and keep it very up to date so I'm pretty sure but I will confirm it to you in a second
Can you guys confirm you are running the last cpufetch version? You can check it with
cpufetch -V
and the lastest version is v1.03. If not, you can just try the last release which includes binaries for windows.
Went to check and the AUR package for cpufetch is on 1.02 so I installed the git package and it works all good now
Good, so it was a matter of updating the package. Closing.
On a Zephyrus ROG G14 (2022) laptop