systemDashboard - Memory Monitor

The sixth in the systemDashboard series, the Memory Monitor has up to six different monitor graphs, each of which can be customized to show any combination of Virtual Memory, Physical Memory, or the free drive space of any of the drives on your computer. The color of each graph changes from green to yellow to red gradually as the amount of free memory decreases. You can change which monitors are running at any time by right clicking on the Widget and selecting "Select Monitors".

Requires an installed BSD subsystem if you're on a Mac.

Current Version: 1.2.2

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September 03, 2005 · version 1.2 Arr MiHardies
The problem with non root drives not responding was fixed the same day the issue was first reported (almost two weeks ago) but for some reason this widget, and several of my others have been omitted during the last two updates. I wont be happy if they get skipped again.
August 31, 2005 · version 1.2 Dingens
Hey
same problem here, I can't see my second, third and fourth drive although I can choose them in the monitor selection.
Any ideas ?
Thanks
Dingens
August 26, 2005 · version 1.2 WolvenSpectre
Since the last version, It now won't recognize my 2cd and 3rd HDD and gives "error accessing devcice: perhaps there is no disk in removable drive?"

The disk drives and all other wigets are working properly.
any help?
August 23, 2005 · version 1.2 Scumbag
Here's my problem:

I have 2 hard drives in my PC. One is split into 2 partitions. The widget can read the tiny partition that makes up my C: drive, but it cannot read the other partition, nor the second hard drive.
August 23, 2005 · version 1.2 Skymatt
Now, it's not reading my external drive. I also lost the tooltip text when choosing one of the monitors.