It seems that full report data are not uploaded.

After an Q&A  with the programmer he says that tha db is freely downloadable.

I need excalibur @ backports for v:2.3  if we want when we sycn our data to have a usernote field.

Devuan 6 Excalibur Benchmark
https://www.passmark.com/baselines/V11/ … 2639353735

Hardinfo2 results - 9700X Generic System
Devuan 6 Excalibur - KDE on X11 -
https://sudden-bronze-ugdw17r5.edgeone.dev/

sorry for the interruption.

I would like a foss to have an downloadable database in a form easily processed by foss .

The site has its gathered info organized nicely. I did a 'Sync' but the program gives no feedback neither about giving me a chance to see what info collected neither a link to the updated database.

So in that regard Passmark is better in giving you asap a link to your published data.

Thinking lately about the proliferation of rampant aggressive webcrawlers that feed their mama's big LLM with training data i think we should exercise extremely caution about our data and surely a foss license is not enough to cover that issues.

• CPU Blowfish (Single-thread) 12.89

• CPU Blowfish (Multi-thread) 75

• CPU Blowfish (Multi-core) 50

• CPU Zlib   73

• CPU CryptoHash  32

• CPU Fibonacci  2270

• CPU N-Queens  1562

• FPU FFT    148

• FPU Raytracing (Single-thread)  2481

• SysBench CPU (Single-thread)  1128 (*1)

• SysBench CPU (Multi-thread)  7849(*1)

• SysBench Memory (Single-thread)  7115(*1)

• SysBench Memory (Multi-thread)18556(*1)

(*1) At the bottom is displayed: Alexey Kopytov's sysbench is required . But i see that sysbench is installed!
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------------- Performance test  (license:propr) --------------
System: Devuan 6 , Xfce
CPU:i7-4790

@Benchmark/PassMark PerfomanceTest (11.0.1004) Results for Excalibur/i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz (x86_64)
4 cores @ 7 MHz  |  31.3 GiB RAM
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

ps:

This post was created in Excalibur/Netsurf where there was no cursor while editing and neither toolbar but hey .. its worked without js!

Also indeed the command proposed by @kapqa in this thread previously, in order to run the propriatory benchmark utiliy PerforanceTest in Devuan releases without libnurses 5 ,worked for me in Excalibur.

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libncurses.so.6 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libncurses.so.5

the shortcut proposed should suffice for the task at hand;

here are some hardinfo2 result for comparision

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hardinfo2
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(result not so relevant for Devuan)

CPU Blowfish (Single-thread)    16x 5582.00 MHz   58.44|
CPU Blowfish (Multi-thread)     16x 5582.00 MHz       556.95 |
CPU Blowfish (Multi-core)          16x 5582.00 MHz    441.33
SysBench CPU (Single-thread)  16x 5582.00 MHz    6342.99
SysBench CPU (Multi-thread)     16x 5582.00 MHz    50505.06

(these probably more influenced by OpenSource Drivers)

funnily GPU drawing got values for RX 7600 in the realms of NV 4070TI

GPU Drawing

(AMD Radeon RX 7600        2454.93) < (NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER/PCIe/SSE2        2513.84)

and for GPU OpenGL Drawing came out one top?

(AMD Radeon RX 7600    4595.50) > (Radeon RX 7900 XTX    3512.29)

GPU Vulkan drawing not so fast

(AMD Radeon RX 7600    26607.16 ) < (AMD Radeon 8060S    43247.77)

Cache Memory

AMD Ryzen 7 9700X    163008.08|16x 5582.00 MHz
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finally i added daedalus to my sources . libncurses5 depends on libtinfo5 which depends on multiarch-support

(out of linear thread's timeline addition) :
The kapka's proposed solution is:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libncurses.so.6 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libncurses.so.5

and tried it again in a different Devuan 6 it worked .

But i think that is accidental. Since Passmark's utility asks for libncurse5 it may be they are lazy to recompile and just be a naming issue but could be sth more. On the other hand my proposal to add in my system's apt source an older release could it be to much for a change . But it the depedency was more 'hard' i think it would be better.

So : AMD Ryzen 9 5900X  performance seems close to AMD Ryzen 7 9700X.

Also some hardinfo2 benchmarks:
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-Core    24x 4951.00 MHz   

• CPU Blowfish (Single-thread) 35.57

• CPU Blowfish (Multi-thread) 469.43

• CPU Blowfish (Multi-core) 400.66

• CPU Zlib   308.51

• CPU CryptoHash  105.80

• CPU Fibonacci   9928.79

• CPU N-Queens  6261.64

• FPU FFT    662.61

• FPU Raytracing (Single-thread)  3695.20

• SysBench CPU (Single-thread)  5461.55

• SysBench CPU (Multi-thread)   68252.09

• SysBench Memory (Single-thread)  8834.38

• SysBench Memory (Multi-thread)11986.74

@chomwitt you can use this shortcut

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libncurses.so.6 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libncurses.so.5

Devuan GNU/Linux 7 (freia/ceres)

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