The Deimos Project

A new major release, 0.8.20, is now available. This release has many new changes, many internal, a few external. In fact, this release has so many changes, it just had to be released.

In short the following new features have been added:

- Added CPU- and memory-usage statistics
- Added number of boots statistics
- Greatly improved hardware detection
- Improved interface

However, that is the really short version. A few more highlights:

- Realtime CPU and memory statistics have been added, which is ideal when monitoring external computers

Better hardware detection
- The number of physical processors & cores is now detected.
- Videocard detection in Linux is greatly improved and now on par with Windows.
- All networkcards and harddisks are now also shown.

Interface has got a few updates:
- The deimos logo now identifies the application.
- Resizing now works good.
- All hardware information in one tab.

A lot of fixes are also done. For more information see the changelog

Due the many new statistics this new application brings, the website will receive a few major updates in the coming weeks.

That is correct, I assume there is a hard disk at the computer, not RAID (also, it's not possible to get the hard disk names when using RAID)

Also I can confirm that Bonjour does not seem to install at Windows Vista SP2. Not my fault but I will look into this.

I have 3 hard drives but they're all connected to the same onboard RAID controller. 2x 160Gb in RAID 1 for System and apps, and 1x1Tb as a single drive for the rest of the stuff. Here's a pic from the AMD RAIDXpert application showing it



I also have an external HDD, Western Digital MyBook 500GB, that one is connected by USB, doesn't even show there.

If my HDD's were not in a raid controller, would it appear a list of them on Deimos?

I'm going to have to reinstall 0.8.20 again... something must have gone wrong, maybe I should have uninstalled the old version first, because when I reboot I get 2 instances of the interface, which after a bit both get closed because the service stops unexpectedly.

But then I start the service and start the interface and they both work ok.

Will deleting that file mean I will lose all the stats for that machine, or will it synchronise with the server?

Thanks,

Pete

The problem still continues even with this new test version, I stop-started the service and tried the interface several times because I think it didn't create a dmp file on the program folder or anywhere around it.
But here's what I found on the logs of the deimos service (.deimos-service folder)

[26-08-2009 14:20:04] Deimos Service 0.8.20 (64 bit) has been started at BASIC-ONE
[26-08-2009 14:20:04] settings.bin (version 0) has been loaded
[26-08-2009 14:20:04] Loaded snapshots.bin (version 2) with 1 snapshots
[26-08-2009 14:20:04] realtimestats.bin (version 3) has been loaded
[26-08-2009 14:20:19] Interface 127.0.0.1 connected! Waiting for network commands...
[26-08-2009 14:20:23] Remote host closed connection!
[26-08-2009 14:20:23] Disconnecting from interface 127.0.0.1


and on the deimos-ui folder in my user
[26-08-2009 14:20:18] Connecting with host localhost:39690...
[26-08-2009 14:20:19] Got connection with service!

Thanks to Vaber, I have found a possible cause. Please try redownloading 0.8.20

It is not reproducible on any of my computers or virtual machines so I can't confirm anything.