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On a multi-die Intel package the kernel scopes RAPL per die and lists one top-level intel-rapl:<n> zone per die, named "package-<p>-die-<d>" (intel_rapl_common's "package-%d-die-%d", used when the MSRs are not package scope and a package has more than one die). The probe accepted only "package-<n>", so such a host listed no package zone: estimated, or, with the MSR fallback, read through the MSRs as root only. A zone's name now names a package's domain when it is "package-<digits>" or "package-<digits>-die-<digits>", and nothing looser (not psys, dram, "package-", "package-0-die-", "package-0-core-0", "package-0-die-1-die-2"), so every die's zone is summed into the CPU figure under the same rules: every domain readable and live, or no figure. The hardware tests' oracles (the powercap one, and the MSR one's check for a powercap package) apply the same name rule. Tests: the name rule over both forms and the near misses; a fake two-die powercap tree (two die zones, psys, each die's core subzone) holding exactly the two die zones, metering a span as their rise alone, and frozen when one die holds. Pass on Linux x86_64 (cargo test -p sandbox-meter; clippy clean apart from the existing type_complexity errors in tests/nvml_hardware.rs) and in the macOS CI step (both greps; clippy on sandbox-meter and sandbox-proof clean). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> |
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