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== Features == |
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* Get XO basic information as: build, kernel, firmware, model, serial number, etc |
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* Trace system CPU usage |
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* Log viewer |
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* Simple network stats |
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* List XOs in the local network |
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== Getting XO Monitor == |
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== Installing XO Monitor == |
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=== Requirements === |
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* [[Git]] |
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* PyGtk |
* PyGtk |
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* PyCairo |
* PyCairo |
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* FUSE |
* FUSE |
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* sshfs |
* sshfs |
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* Avahi (in fc6, rpm avahi-tools is needed for python2.4/site-packages/avahi) |
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* Avahi |
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* python-crypto |
* python-crypto |
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=== Apt-get based Linux system === |
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== Download == |
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For Debian-based Linux systems (Ubuntu, etc). |
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<pre> |
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git clone git://dev.laptop.org/users/edsiper/xo-monitor |
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cd xo-monitor |
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sudo apt-get install python python-gtk2 python-cairo sshfs python-avahi python-setuptools |
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sudo easy_install pexpect |
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=== Yum based Linux system === |
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For Fedora-based Linux systems, including XOs. |
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<pre> |
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git clone git://dev.laptop.org/users/edsiper/xo-monitor |
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cd xo-monitor |
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sudo yum install python python-gtk2 python-cairo sshfs python-avahi python-setuptools |
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sudo yum pexpect |
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=== Other operating systems === |
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There is no support for other operating systems (in particular, Windows and Mac OS X) at this time. |
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== Using XO Monitor == |
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In a terminal window, type: |
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./xo-monitor.py <ip-address-of-the-XO-you-want-to-connect-to> -u <username> -p <password> |
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 24 October 2008
This is an external program to watch the XO resources through the network. It uses ssh + FUSE to mount the XO root filesystem in a local directory, most of the information comes from the remote procfs.
Features
- Get XO basic information as: build, kernel, firmware, model, serial number, etc
- Trace system CPU usage
- Log viewer
- Simple network stats
- List XOs in the local network
Getting XO Monitor
The first alpha snapshot can be found here:
http://dev.laptop.org/~edsiper/projects/xo-monitor-alpha-0.1.tar.gz
or you can get the latest development version from the git repository:
$ git clone git://dev.laptop.org/users/edsiper/xo-monitor
Installing XO Monitor
Requirements
- Git
- Python
- PyGtk
- PyCairo
- FUSE
- sshfs
- Avahi (in fc6, rpm avahi-tools is needed for python2.4/site-packages/avahi)
- python-crypto
Apt-get based Linux system
For Debian-based Linux systems (Ubuntu, etc).
git clone git://dev.laptop.org/users/edsiper/xo-monitor cd xo-monitor sudo apt-get install python python-gtk2 python-cairo sshfs python-avahi python-setuptools sudo easy_install pexpect
Yum based Linux system
For Fedora-based Linux systems, including XOs.
git clone git://dev.laptop.org/users/edsiper/xo-monitor cd xo-monitor sudo yum install python python-gtk2 python-cairo sshfs python-avahi python-setuptools sudo yum pexpect
Other operating systems
There is no support for other operating systems (in particular, Windows and Mac OS X) at this time.
Using XO Monitor
In a terminal window, type:
./xo-monitor.py <ip-address-of-the-XO-you-want-to-connect-to> -u <username> -p <password>