Proccesses.app Weird disk partition

[louies0623]

Too many disk partitions appear, as the picture.

[probonopd]

Not all of these are partitions indeed. @Hierosme can you have a look please?
Why does the Processes app even deal with partitions at all?

[Hierosme]

Hello,

i'm in travel yet i cant touch my IDE before next week.

Why does the Processes app even deal with partitions at all?

As you havent say to me, that a Activity Monitor clone, the original Activity Monitor got it Disk Usage tab, then the Proccesses.app got...

About the anormal disk partition number:
The trouble is psutil under FreeBSD specific , that trouble do not exist under GNU/Linux...

giampaolo/psutil#906
https://github.com/giampaolo/psutil/blob/77e5b7445748d30d22c0e3b2e651414da96a88b4/psutil/_psbsd.py#L366

Here the code where i use psutil.disk_partitions(all=False):

Utilities/Utilities/Processes.app/Resources/worker_psutil.py

Line 63 in b3bd91c

for part in psutil.disk_partitions(all=False):

Yes that a bug on our data source ....

[Hierosme]

i can a a filter easilly and force that match with df and not df -a.

I open a PR for a workarround soon.

[Hierosme]

i have put micro filter inside the #209

It consist to consider to display only pratition it got more of one FS block size.
For speed up i have consider block to 4096.

Actually df and df -a return same result under FreeBSD, that is our root cause.

A good way can be to display only certain type of file system (in cse List to do), yet that is block size filter.
Please can you retry and ask me if the result is more close of what you expect ?
@louies0623 @probonopd

[louies0623]

I don't understand this, maybe @probonopd can

[probonopd]

#209 is merged. So, is it working better now @louies0623?

[Hierosme]

Personally i dont like the workarround.

If df -a under FreeBSD work like that , it certinky because under FreeBSD that is supposate to be display like that.

From my point it should be let like FreeBSD want, then filter nothing.
In general i like say Not my fault here that a hight way to a Not my fault :)