(12-Jun-2022, 08:54 AM)Snoopy8 Wrote: Managed to do update using Samsung Note 10; I normally use my Win laptop.That's great, I know upgrading from device does work in theory but it's something I have not tried myself. Good to know that the new HTML5 upload code does indeed work on all platforms (on >= HTML5 capable browsers that is).
(12-Jun-2022, 08:54 AM)Snoopy8 Wrote: TOP fixed to laptop top of screen, but not on mobile version. I have to admit I have not looked closely at the SnakeOil App until today and have been using TOP within Putty. I have a few questions on the App. (App = SnakeOil App TOP=running on Putty);PPID = Parent Process ID. This tells you what process (parent, PPID) started this current process (PID). Good to keep a "chain" of how processes are started. E.g. if Snakeoil server started MPD. You will have a MPD process of a number, and it's PPID will the PID of the Snakeoil server.
- What are the PPID & UID columns? I have only used PID.
UID = User ID. Root has a UID of 0. The first user account would be 1000.
Not sure why UID is there. Has it always been there? I might take away UID since there is already a user column.
(12-Jun-2022, 08:54 AM)Snoopy8 Wrote:Probably because of difference on TOP config. If you change to root user, you will see identical results.TOP shows User as mainly as root, but App shows something different? Do not understand difference?
(12-Jun-2022, 08:54 AM)Snoopy8 Wrote:RUser is real user name. I will clean that up remove it, and find some interesting stats to put in.What is RUser column?
(12-Jun-2022, 08:54 AM)Snoopy8 Wrote:TTY is terminal. ? should mean it's spawn by the system (i.e. not spawn from a terminal). Any rows with TTY ? would mean they are spawned by the systems, so their PPID will be very low number (< 10 typicall).TTY column showing "?" What is it used for?
(12-Jun-2022, 08:54 AM)Snoopy8 Wrote:I will fix that in the next update. Didn't notice my dev system TOP configuration file is so different from the stock one. I'll remove things that's not really needed and include the ones you suggested, and others if I can fit them.Have used TOP columns P (processor), PR (priority) and Command (showing name of process including IRQs) to set up my CPUsets and process priorities.