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Small support request #51
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Use the dump option.
So "radeontop -d -" to output to a pipe continuously, or if you want one-shot, add "-l 1". Sample line:
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For total VRAM, you need to get that some other way. |
Thanks a lot! That's exactly what I was looking for. As for the total VRAM, can I do |
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@9898287 , so in your exampe, the total VRAM is Thanks a lot for the quick support! |
Yes, that's correct. Also,
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Thanks again! Cheers. |
It seems that root privileges are required to run |
Root rights are not required if your kernel is new enough, libdrm is new enough, and your user has access to the DRM node. If you tried to run radeontop without a Radeon card, it would fail to find one in DRM, and assume it needed the root path - even if your system otherwise was set up for non-root access. |
Hi,
I'm working on adding support for GPU loads for a Gnome Shell extension (paradoxxxzero/gnome-shell-system-monitor-applet#386).
Since I don't own a Radeon GPU, I can't test the tool. I was wondering if you could provide me with a way of getting the information needed in a succinct CLI way. I need: the GPU load, the vRAM used, and total vRAM.
Dummy example command:
Thanks a lot for your time!
Fran
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