[Bug] OMV 6.7 has modified the cpu load, which cannot be displayed now

[SeanChengN]

Describe the issue

OMV 6.7 has modified the cpu load, which cannot be displayed now

How to reproduce the issue

Update to 6.7

Expected behavior

Screenshots

Software versions

• Home Assistant version: 2023.6.3
• openmediavault integration version: v1.4.1
• openmediavault software version: 6.7.0-3

Diagnostics data

Traceback/Error logs

Additional context

[BebeMischa]

@tomaae , if you need my help testing again, I'm standby ;-)

[tomaae]

Do we have any PR/documentation to this? Its not necessary, but it would help.

[SeanChengN]

Do we have any PR/documentation to this? Its not necessary, but it would help.

openmediavault/openmediavault@cf66f4c
openmediavault/openmediavault@a7adcc2
Maybe this.

[tomaae]

perfect, thanks

[SeanChengN]

@tomaae Any Progress?

[pistunut]

I have Home Assistant in Docker and I just updated OMV to version 7.
A workaround is to open the folder:
your_homeassistant_folder\custom_components\openmediavault
With the help of Visual Studio Code or similar, search through all the files (although there are really 2 [omv_controller.py, sensor_types.py]):
cpuUsage
And replace with:
cpuUtilization
Save and restart Home Assistant.

[SeanChengN]

I have Home Assistant in Docker and I just updated OMV to version 7. A workaround is to open the folder: your_homeassistant_folder\custom_components\openmediavault With the help of Visual Studio Code or similar, search through all the files (although there are really 2 [omv_controller.py, sensor_types.py]): cpuUsage And replace with: cpuUtilization Save and restart Home Assistant.

Thanks so mush! This solved the issue. I will create a PR using your method.

[xxLeoxx93]

I have Home Assistant in Docker and I just updated OMV to version 7. A workaround is to open the folder: your_homeassistant_folder\custom_components\openmediavault With the help of Visual Studio Code or similar, search through all the files (although there are really 2 [omv_controller.py, sensor_types.py]): cpuUsage And replace with: cpuUtilization Save and restart Home Assistant.

Do you know if something similar would work for CPU Temerature?