File nmon.changes of Package nmon

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Sun Aug  2 16:40:49 UTC 2015 - mpluskal@suse.com

- Update to 15g
  * No upstream changelog available

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Fri Mar  6 10:18:18 UTC 2015 - p.drouand@gmail.com

- Update to version 15a
  * Original PowerVM host environment supported
  * PowerKVM host environment supported
	/proc/ppc64/lparcfg is missing and SMT is switched off even
    is guests have it one
  * PowerKVM guest environment supported
	/proc/ppc64/lparcfg - probably mostly missing (1.9)
  * Native guest environment supported - not virtualised
  * Support Big and Little Endian - for POWER machines that can run both
- Do not re-tar the source file; not really useful
- Use download Url as source

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Tue Oct 28 16:37:58 UTC 2014 - mpluskal@suse.com

- Add manpage
- Add licence file
- Minor spec file cleanup

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Fri Oct  4 01:36:28 UTC 2013 - malcolmlewis@opensuse.org

- Updated to version 14i:
  + 2nd attempt at fixing my NFS stats bug - thanks to helpful
    users.
  + Dynamic memory handling for massive /proc/cpuinfo file & so
    much duplication & Tabs chars plus many formats on x86.
  + POWER has new LPAR details on the CPU stats online,
    Entitlement, Physical CPU used, Capped, SMT level, virtual
    Processors and Dotted lines on each primary thread helps you
    "see" the physical CPUs, plus file output saves the above,
    lparstat -i, ppc64_cpu & lsslot, ls-veth/vdev/vscsi, lscfg &
    bootlist commands output, saves SMT on the LPAR tab last
    column.
  + Start up flash panel has X86 or POWER CPU details. Note: some
    x86 Virtual Machines report CPU type QEMU or Virtual CPU but
    many don't.
  + Add -D X86 in the makefile to get the new features.
- Updates from version 14h:
  + This included a fix for POWER based machines when the
    Entitlement CPU is set below 10% of a CPU - only applies to
    the POWER7+ processors or POWER7 that has a firmware upgrade
    like Power 770/780/79 and a fix for a crash if you gather NFS
    serving stats on certain Linux distributions & versions.

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Tue Jun 07 20:49:25 CET 2011 - pascal.bleser@opensuse.org

- initial version (14g)