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I've successfully installed node-0.10.48 and vtop-0.5.7 on a legacy armv7 Linux device. However, when attempting to exec the vtop command I receive a command not found error. After reviewing the vtop wrapper, I'm beginning to believe it's an incompatibility issue with shell (sh). Shell contains the builtin exec command (# type exec), but it doesn't have the builtin command command (# type command). Is this a known compatibility issue? Thank you for your assistance.
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I've discovered that I'm able to successfully exec vtop-0.5.5 directly, without the vtop wrapper, but only the cpu and memory graphs work (the pid list is blank). Moreover, is the network graph not incorporated in vtop-0.5.5? Thanks, again, for your assistance.
I've successfully installed node-0.10.48 and vtop-0.5.7 on a legacy armv7 Linux device. However, when attempting to exec the vtop command I receive a command not found error. After reviewing the vtop wrapper, I'm beginning to believe it's an incompatibility issue with shell (sh). Shell contains the builtin exec command (# type exec), but it doesn't have the builtin command command (# type command). Is this a known compatibility issue? Thank you for your assistance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: