Added throttling reasons and cpu uptime #507
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Wait why is index.html no longer the default UI has not been copied text?
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I'm bad, it wasn't broken by this pr -- we should fix but I'll merge regardless |
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While doing some debugging last night, I had a number of issues with my power supply on the Pi. When I hooked up a keyboard and screen manually I quickly found root cause due to the messages in the console from the kernel, but I wasn't seeing these show up anywhere else in an obvious fashion.
The symptoms actually align some ancedotal reports from @dkt01 of settings not saving and recalling - if a reboot had happened on or during the settings write, it could cause intermittent issues.
I added Raspberry-Pi specific throttling reason and CPU uptime metrics to the Settings/General tab to help identify this as root cause.