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issue with ./perfspect metrics #101

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sreekanth-yalachigere opened this issue Nov 21, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by #102
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issue with ./perfspect metrics #101

sreekanth-yalachigere opened this issue Nov 21, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by #102
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sreekanth-yalachigere commented Nov 21, 2024

How to resolve this issue? Emon is installed and I've sourced emon file at /opt/intel/sep/sep_vars.sh.

PerfSpect Version: Version: 3.0.0_2024-10-30_c43ed2d1

[root@FL31CA106HS0602 perfspect]# ./perfspect metrics --duration 30
FL31CA106HS0602       ⡿  Error: failed to put perf events into groups: failed to parse perf event: 
unrecognized event format: 
"/tmp/perfspect.tmp.2843417652/perf_stat.sh: line 2: 
/tmp/perfspect.tmp.1944994427/perf: Argument list too long"
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Hi @sreekanth-yalachigere. Please run again with the --debug flag, then attach the perfspect.log file to this issue. Thanks.

BTW, EMON and PerfSpect are separate tools. EMON is not required for PerfSpect.

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I ran PerfSpect with the --debug flag. It created a new folder, but there is no log file in it.

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Received log file. Issue is related to running on a high core count system which causes perfspect to attempt to run Linux perf with too many arguments. This is a bug.

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