Cpu freq and thermal showin NaN instead of values (please solve it !)

[RafaelQuirino]

Since last update i'm getting NaNs instead of values. I know there is alread an issue, but i really rely on this extension, since my laptop have 12 cores and gets hot very quickly. Please, solve it !

[chrisspen]

I've patched this in master. If you install from github, does that fix the problem?

[JMGama]

@chrisspen have the same problem, installed from github and still not working 😞

[ryant18]

I didn't install from github, but I locally made the changes in c1af510 and it fixed the issue on ubuntu 18.04

[pabloab]

As said by @ryant18, just edit ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/system-monitor@paradoxxx.zero.gmail.com/extension.js removing those ByteArray.toString() functions, restart with Alt+F2,r et voilà.

[zwn]

The same problem with cpu frequency and this fixed it for me:

        file.load_contents_async(null, function cb (source, result) {
            let as_r = source.load_contents_finish(result);
-            total_frequency += parseInt(ByteArray.toString(as_r[1]));
+            total_frequency += parseInt(as_r[1]);

            if (++i >= num_cpus) {

[bikubi]

Maybe this helps somebody: for me, the number wouldn't show up at all (not "NaN"), I had to change/touch Refresh Time to make it appear.

[recolic]

Maybe this helps somebody: for me, the number wouldn't show up at all (not "NaN"), I had to change/touch Refresh Time to make it appear.

I have exactly the same issue with you. I would like to add my steps to reproduce this issue:

1. install this extension on gnome 41.2
2. In extension preference, set Freq to Display, and set Display Style to digit
3. Now it shows MHz and it never update. I have been waiting for 10 minutes.
   
4. Change Refresh Time from its default (1500) to 500.
5. The problem got fixed.