If you know how to do JavaScript etc... the info is in the
documentation and too listen to multiple cores... simply do
( I have a dual core )
function view_onOpen() {
system.perfmon.addCounter("\\Processor(_Total)\\% Processor Time",
"updateTotal()");
system.perfmon.addCounter("\\Processor(0)\\% Processor Time",
"updateCore1()");
system.perfmon.addCounter("\\Processor(1)\\% Processor Time",
"updateCore2()");
}
function updateTotal()
{
allCores.innerText = system.perfmon.currentValue("\\Processor(_Total)\
\% Processor Time")
}
function updateCore1()
{
c1.innerText = system.perfmon.currentValue("\\Processor(0)\\%
Processor Time");
}
function updateCore2()
{
c2.innerText = system.perfmon.currentValue("\\Processor(1)\\%
Processor Time");
}
and inside the design view... just simply create 3 labels with their
names set too "allCores", "c1" and "c2"
this is just an example I worked out today. hope it helps :p ( this is
for windows only )
On Jul 16, 5:21 am, mlope <m010...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys, wouldn't it be great if the system monitor gadget displayed
usage for both cores when using dual core machines. I've been
searching for a gadget that does but cant find one, thanks in advance.