hi,
How can I install collectd or any other monitoring system on LibreELEC ?
I have some old HTPC based on E8400 CPU and I have lying around a Q6600 CPU.
I wanted to log CPU usage when I play some movie on both CPUs and decide if I should upgrade E8400 to Q6600 (Q have more cored but higher power usage, on other hand E have fewer cores but more GHz).
I wanted to install collectd and gather cpu usage to some ramfs or sshfs (to other machine) and then compare usages.
Although I know how to do it in normal Linux distribution, I have no clue how (correctly) do this on LibreELEC.
Can anyone tell me how to achieve above ?
collectd on LibreELEC
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struthio -
January 9, 2017 at 7:24 AM -
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Unless it's packaged as an addon you can't, unless you install the binaries manually somewhere on /storage. For checking load during a movie you could just use top.
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For checking load during a movie you could just use top.Yes but using top will require me to look non stop on top, and even then i could miss some 'spikes'.
When using logger I could watch movie and meanwhile log performance data.
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Unless it's packaged as an addon you can't, unless you install the binaries manually somewhere on /storage.Does LibreELEC support some common package typed like rpm or deb or I have to compile app myself ?
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Yes but using top will require me to look non stop on top, and even then i could miss some 'spikes'.
When using logger I could watch movie and meanwhile log performance data.
Does LibreELEC support some common package typed like rpm or deb or I have to compile app myself ?
You'd have to cross compile using our tool chain.
Or use the docker addon.
