From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 2.0.50727) Description of problem: I have the gnome mulitload-applet-2 running in a panel with CPU, Network, and disk activity showing. Under FC5 and earlier if you hover over the little graph, you get a popup showing the current value of CPU usage, or network usage, etc. The popup value refreshes at the refresh rate specified in the applet preferences. On FC6, I get the popup with a static value that does not change. I upgraded 2 machines and both behave this way. One upgraded from FC3 and one from FC4. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-applets-2.16.0.1-10 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. If not already done, right click a panel and choose "Add to Panel" from the popup menu. In the dialog box which comes up select "System Monitor" from near the bottom of the list of choices. 2. I normally right click the CPU monitor box and select preferences. From there I turn on network and disk monitoring. This is not required to show the bug. 3. Hover the cursor over the CPU monitor graph (or the network graph or the disk graph) A popup/tooltip appears with the current CPU (or other) utilization shown as text. Actual Results: Prior to FC6, this value refreshed with the refresh rate shown in the preferences for the applet. In FC6, you just get the one value which does not refresh. Expected Results: The value in the popup should refresh showing the current utilization. Additional info: I have encountered this on 2 systems I upgraded in the last week. One went FC4->FC6. The other went FC3->FC6. The system monitor worked as desired on both of the systems before the upgrade. The upgrade was performed from the 5 CD's in upgrade mode. The upgrade was followed by a "yum upgrade" to do some cleanup and a "yum update" to make sure the system was current. I also used "rpm -qa | grep -i fc4" (or fc3) to clean out any residual rpms via rpm -e. Other than that, the system seems to be behaving pretty well.
Hi, We no longer support Fedora Core 6 and I am currently trying to get my open bug count down to a more manageable state. I'm going to close this bug as WONTFIX. If this issue is still a concern for you, would you mind trying to reproduce on a supported version of Fedora and reopening? (this is a mass message)