not working on M1 Mac Mini

[bveiseh]

`user@Mac-Mini ~ % asitop

ASITOP - Performance monitoring CLI tool for Apple Silicon
You can update ASITOP by running pip install asitop --upgrade
Get help at https://github.com/tlkh/asitop
P.S. You are recommended to run ASITOP with sudo asitop

[1/3] Loading ASITOP

[2/3] Starting powermetrics process

[3/3] Waiting for first reading...

Password:
powermetrics: unrecognized sampler: bandwidth`

everything is up to date

[lbibass]

This is an issue specifically related to the macos ventura beta, right?

Are you running it?

[bveiseh]

Yeah beta 7

[Sped0n]

M1 Pro on macOS Ventura beta (22A5358e) also get the same error

[liliu0916]

M1 Air on macOS 13.0 beta (22A5365d) also gets the same error.

[SuperKenVery]

Me too. M1 Air on macOS 13.0 22a5365d.

[Xaiat]

Me too. M1 air on macOS 13.0

[dvessel]

These samplers were removed with Ventura. Bandwidth is what’s giving the error. Asitop has to remove it to get it working again.

    int_sources       interrupt sources information
    devices           device power states
   *bandwidth         amc bandwidth counters

It does add ane_power though. It was previously guesstimating the “neural engine” usage so that can be improved.

    ane_power         ane power and frequency info

[SuperKenVery]

These samplers were removed with Ventura. Bandwidth is what’s giving the error. Asitop has to remove it to get it working again.

    int_sources       interrupt sources information
    devices           device power states
   *bandwidth         amc bandwidth counters

It does add ane_power though. It was previously guesstimating the “neural engine” usage so that can be improved.

    ane_power         ane power and frequency info

I was just wondering why Apple removed this, and whether we can get that data somewhere else.

[shailesh001]

Still a problem on latest RC macOS 13.0 (22A380). M1 Ultra

[SuperKenVery]

I made a pr.

The pull request

[hyposlasher]

Is there a way to fix this?

[oconnorir]

Hi All,
I hope this adds to the conversation. I am running a 2021 MacBook Pro M1 Ventura and ran into the same issue.

To piggy back off of @SuperKenVery , with the M1, there were various features that were removed; this being one of them.

If you can get by with activity levels for CPU/GPU, here is a good answer that will give lots of relevant data.

Happy Hacking!

[SuperKenVery]

@oconnorir Thanks for the link, but I don’t think it solves our problem because what we are lacking is the memory bandwidth information…