Memory Speed

[josh4789]

I haven't dug that far down into the config but using fastfetch -c all.jsonc I dont see memory speed and I dont see it under fastfetch -h memory-format

I used sudo dmidecode --t memory | grep Speed to get my speed (and my configured memory speed dont know the difference yet and also dont know how to grab just one atm but ill figure that out if this seems simple enough)

Im getting
Speed: 5600 MT/s
Configured Memory Speed: 6000 MT/s
And I d'ont actually know which is the right one either

Is this something I could simply add myself in the config?

    "modules": [
        {
            "type": "command",
            "text": "dmidecode --t memory | grep -m 1 '^[[:blank:]]*Speed'",
            "key": "memoryspeed"
        }
    ]
}

tried putting that at the end of the generated module list and got nothing plus it has the downside of now needing sudo to even run because of dmidecode. Trying to find an alternative but this current one isnt working so i think im doing something wrong anyway

[CarterLi]

We have PhysicalMemory module

Try sudo -E fastfetch -s physicalmemory

[CarterLi]

Try sudo -E fastfetch -s physicalmemory --show-errors

[josh4789]

Still just the arch logo

[CarterLi]

What fastfetch version are you using?

[josh4789]

2.20.0-1 thats what the repo says at least unless their is a command to use within fastfetch

[CarterLi]

Really strange. Can you please upload /sys/firmware/dmi/tables/DMI for debugging?

[josh4789]

DMI.txt

Its a mess do they always look like that?

[CarterLi]

Strange.

What does sudo dmidecode --t memory print?

[josh4789]

dmidecode.txt

[CarterLi]

Please test the latest dev build bd5012e

sudo -E is still required

[josh4789]

sudo -E fastfetch -s physicalmemory does pull the memory modules size and speed now

Is there something I can do in config to add that to the main command understanding it would then need sudo?
I tried adding in "physicalmemory", but nothing happens

[josh4789]

Oh i see sudo -E fastfetch -c all pulls it hmmm