Just saw @Yochanan updated the hardinfo-git AUR build (“ignore odr-violation errors”).
I do get those violations when starting hardinfo as root, however.
(Memory info is incorrect, related to this issue, I think.)
The program fails to run properly without using ASAN_OPTIONS=detect_odr_violation=0, so I added it to the menu shortcut. Run hardinfo from the terminal to see what I mean. Then run ASAN_OPTIONS=detect_odr_violation=0 hardinfo to run the program and see the output.
There’s a huge memory leak currently. I ran it for a few minutes clicking around and it went up to ~ 450 MB.
SUMMARY: AddressSanitizer: 405251 byte(s) leaked in 11471 allocation(s).
Hmm, can’t reproduce it. It shows the correct value for me.
Running it as sudo ASAN_OPTIONS=detect_odr_violation=0 hardinfo displays it correctly. I can’t remember if I needed admin priviledges for correct memory information previously (“Memory Devices” says it needs dmidecode and admin privileges, or at24/ee1004, which I’m not familiar with…).
Thanks for the update!
Oh right, forgot to add that to optional dependencies. Just pushed an update that should have all of them.