- Match FILESYSTEM directly against I/O devices if partition lookup
fails
- Fall back to the most active I/O device if no root device is detected
- Add WARN logs in final fallback case to most active device
findIoDevice now normalizes device names and falls back to prefix-based
matching when partition names differ from IOCounter names (e.g. nda0p2 →
nda0 on FreeBSD). The most-active prefix-related device is selected,
avoiding the broad "most active of all" heuristic that caused Docker
misattribution in #1737.
The previous behavior only caught some errors including inaccessible
hosts, but not others like failed authentication or service
unavailability. This largely applies when using a socket proxy and
having the retry mitigates some erroneous behavior.
* SMART: add eMMC health via sysfs
Read eMMC wear/EOL indicators from /sys/class/block/mmcblk*/device and expose in SMART device list. Includes mocked sysfs tests and UI tweaks for unknown temps.
* small optimizations for emmc scan and parsing
* smart: keep smartctl optional only for Linux hosts with eMMC
* update smart alerts to handle warning state
* refactor: rename binPath to smartctlPath and replace hasSmartctl with smartctlPath checks
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- Stop using max-read fallback when mapping root filesystem to
diskstats.
- Keep root usage reporting even when root I/O cannot be mapped.
- Expand docker fallback mount detection to include /etc/resolv.conf and
/etc/hostname (in addition to /etc/hosts).
- Add clearer warnings when root block device detection is uncertain.
Changes container network statistics to use raw byte values instead of converting to megabytes agent-side, providing more accurate measurements for low-bandwidth containers. Maintains backward compatibility with older agents/hubs through fallback logic.
- Agent now sends Bandwidth field as [sent_bytes, recv_bytes] array
- Deprecated NetworkSent/NetworkRecv fields still populated for compatibility
- Hub and frontend fall back to deprecated fields when Bandwidth is zero
- Record averaging correctly handles both old and new formats
- TODO markers added for cleanup in version 0.19+
fixes#1130
* add RuntimeIdentifier and AppendRuntimeIdentifierToOutputPath to beszel_lhm.csproj
* add more default sensor filters for LHM
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- Move SELinux context handling to internal/ghupdate for reuse
- Make chcon a true fallback (only runs if semanage/restorecon unavailable)
- Handle existing semanage rules with -m (modify) after -a (add) fails
- Apply SELinux handling to both agent and hub updates
- Add tests with proper skip behavior for SELinux systems
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* feat: add ATA Device Statistics parsing and fall back for SMART temp reading
* simplify ata device statistics structs and fix smartctl args tests
* simplify ata device statistics lookup to use page number only
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- Prefix Intel GPU ID as i0 to avoid NVML/NVIDIA index IDs like 0
- Update frontend GPU engines chart to select a GPU by id instead of
assuming g[0]
- Adjust tests to use the new Intel GPU id
purego requires dynamic linking, so split the agent builds:
- Default: static binary without NVML (works on musl/alpine)
- Glibc: dynamic binary with NVML support via purego
Changes:
- Add glibc build tag to conditionally include NVML code
- Add beszel-agent-linux-amd64-glibc build/archive in goreleaser
- Update ghupdate to use glibc binary on glibc systems
- Switch nvidia dockerfile to golang:bookworm with -tags glibc
