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Correction: this is Mobian, a cellphone operating system based on Debian trixie.
Blame autocorrect for changing "Mobian" to "mobile".
alwaysdata shared hosting account, unprivileged and jailed
an old android phone running termux, unprivileged user
Not that old btw
Thanks, that one's useful. Went through it, parsing looks ok
Thanks for the jailed sample,tbh you've got way too many machines
That's why he needs all those IPv6 addresses.
another OpenWrt sample,lines up nicely with the Archer C6 one so I can cross check the two. Very useful thanks
first Termux sample I've gotten,pretty rare one, and it turned up a few bugs on my end,all fixed now, thanks again!
If you're getting a lot of bugs parsing the human-readable output, you might want to go another route if your goal is to determine hardware features (e.g. CPUID). The output of
/proc/cpuinfoisn't supposed to be stable, I don't think.Thanks for posting two complementary samples,they turned up a problem on my end,working on the fix now
yeah, you're right.and that's all it does, just shows a CPU model. The whole design is that you don't have to install anything on the server, so CPUID isn't something I need.
ZTE B680H (AmLogic S905x)
Xiaomi 4A Gigabit (Openwrt)
Thanks again,having more people test really does make a difference, these samples have been more useful than everything I got from the beta through the PlayStore launch,the two machines complement each other nicely too, and they turned up a small issue I'm fixing now.
Nook Simple Touch
Linksys WRT54G v2
Nokia N900
Sharp Zaurus SL-5500
Old BusyBox ps does not support modern procps options such as:
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efor every process-
ofor custom output columns%CPUand%MEMfieldsIt only supports a simple commands. Also that old BusyBox version does not support GNU style long options beginning with
--Linksys NSLU2