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[ERROR]: Found invalid cpu_family: 0xFA33415E
on M3 MacBook Air
#230
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In the meantime I also switched to an M3 machine:
And unfortunately can confirm v1.05 not working (any more):
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Sorry for the super late reply. Takes some time but eventually I address all issues 😅 cpufetch already has support for the M3 (ce6e6f9), but your M3 is reporting a different Anyway, I have added support for your |
I'm sorry. I don't currently possess a M3 chip MacBook Air now. The latest built of |
Maybe @ThomasKaiser can provide some feedback? 👀 |
Unfortunately not, I've only access to three identical 'little'
Sorry, trying out
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git fetch origin i230
git checkout i230 |
Unfortunately it doesn't change the output or I'm still doing something wrong:
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You need $ git log --oneline | head -n1
1dd8016 [v1.06][ARM] Add support for M3 (different cpu_family) (#230) otherwise there is something wrong. |
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Damn, my detection for Apple chips is so annoying! I really need to reimplement this. I forgot to update the SoC detection, it should work with the patch I have pushed recently. I have also pushed a commit to fix the peak performance 👍 |
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…fixing peak performance wrong result (#230)
Thanks for the feedback! Merged 👍 |
When I was running
cpufetch --debug
, I got the following error message:macOS version:
14.4 (23E214)
Chip:
Apple M3
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