dashdot: Storage info incorrect

Running this on Pi4 Built an image for arm64

docker build -t justsky/dashdot . https://hub.docker.com/r/justsky/dashdot

Compose

version: "3"
services:
  dashdot:
    container_name: dashdot
    image: justsky/dashdot
    ports:
      - 4002:3001

Log

    today at 3:21:49 PMyarn run v1.22.17
    today at 3:21:49 PM$ (cd ./backend && yarn start)
    today at 3:21:51 PM$ node .
    today at 3:21:52 PMlistening on *:3001
    today at 3:22:01 PMStatic Server Info Gathered:  {
    today at 3:22:01 PM  os: {
    today at 3:22:01 PM    arch: 'arm64',
    today at 3:22:01 PM    distro: 'Alpine Linux',
    today at 3:22:01 PM    kernel: '5.10.92-v8+',
    today at 3:22:01 PM    platform: 'linux',
    today at 3:22:01 PM    release: '3.15.0'
    today at 3:22:01 PM  },
    today at 3:22:01 PM  cpu: {
    today at 3:22:01 PM    manufacturer: 'Cortex-A72',
    today at 3:22:01 PM    brand: '',
    today at 3:22:01 PM    speed: 1.6,
    today at 3:22:01 PM    cores: 4,
    today at 3:22:01 PM    threads: 4
    today at 3:22:01 PM  },
    today at 3:22:01 PM  ram: { total: 8004149248, layout: [ [Object] ] },
    today at 3:22:01 PM  storage: { layout: [] }
    today at 3:22:01 PM}

I have 240GB ssd and 1TB hard disk, its not displaying storage info correctly

About this issue

Original URL
State: closed
Created 2 years ago
Comments: 29 (14 by maintainers)

Commits related to this issue

(#14) use vendor instead of name; combine with type & size if multiple drives — committed to MauriceNino/dashdot by MauriceNino 2 years ago

Most upvoted comments

Thank you for that pointer! That looks really promising & I will look into that in the following days.

In the meanwhile, I have pushed an update yesterday, that at least allows to read the available space of the running container and shows a graph for that. Not perfect, but better than before 😃

MauriceNino on Apr 20, 2022

Hi @LeonardoMantovani, could you please open a new bug report with the relevant info? It’s really hard to tell what’s happening otherwise.

MauriceNino on May 24, 2022

Would you mind opening up another issue with all the info you have on the topic? I will try to add this to my project, to support ARM too.

MauriceNino on Apr 20, 2022