Closed willeccles closed 8 years ago
After looking at this for a moment, I realized that my disk space seems to be wrong.
My main drive is a 128GB SSD, then I have a 1TB HDD, 500GB HDD, and 250GB HDD.
Not sure what is up with that, but 1513.91GB seems a bit wrong.
hmm archeyjs parses the result of wmic logicaldisk get DeviceId,FreeSpace,Size
- could you run that and post the result here?
@mixu just ran it on Windows. I am using Windows 10, in case the OS version comes up for some reason in the future.
PS C:\Users\will> wmic logicaldisk get DeviceId,FreeSpace,Size
DeviceID FreeSpace Size
C: 14313099264 125455822848
D: 266328870912 499896020992
E: 65359872 104853504
G: 166659182592 1000096624640
O:
Not sure what O: is, probably a system partition. Also, E: is a small system partition I can't get rid of, roughly 100MB in size I believe.
thanks! I think these are all fixed by upgrading bytes
from ~0.2.1
to 2.x
- including the gb
vs GB
thing. I just published 0.1.1
, can you give it a try via npm install -g archey@0.1.1
?
specifically: (1000096624640 + 104853504 + 499896020992 + 125455822848) = 1625553321984
on bytes 0.2.1
: bytes(1625553321984) = '1513.91gb'
on bytes 2.2.0
: bytes(1625553321984) = '1.48TB'
@mixu yep, all is well now, I think. I'll close the pull.
:+1:
Since gb is a completely different unit from GB, I have changed it so that GB will show instead of gb for RAM and disk meters. NOTE: this has only been tested on windows and OS X.
On OS X, disk (not RAM) shows "G" instead of "GB." This can be fixed later.
This image shows that it works on windows.