Menumeters not working install#

If you miss your MenuMeters, get Yuji’s port at his web site to get by. The ever creative and industrious Yuji has come to save the day and ported MenuMeters to El Capitan with some nominal modifications to Alex’s original work.Īs a result, the only minor setback is that for the time being, using Yuji’s port, we can no longer CMD + Click the MenuMeters’ menubar icons to re-arrange them. To get an accurate read on MenuMeters alone turn off all the MenuMeters and check SystemUIServer's usage then turn on the MenuMeters you use and check. etc.) so not just MenuMeters is responsible. Note that all SystemUIServer plugins are counted in this total (clock, iChat, etc. I recommend using 'top -s 60' to get a wider (and thus more accurate) sample.

Menumeters not working install#

In the meantime I can only suggest that you do not install 10.11 if you wish to use MenuMeters.” To check MenuMeters CPU time use the terminal 'top' program or the Activity Monitor application to check SystemUIServer's CPU usage. Unless Apple makes the signature restriction optional, it is not clear that MenuMeters in its present form can ever be made compatible with OS X 10.11. Although the restriction is similar, this is not directly related to 10.11’s “System Integrity Protection” (SIP, aka “rootless”) feature and disabling SIP has no effect on MenuMeters. To quote Alex, “Due to new Apple-enforced code signature restrictions, MenuMeters is not compatible with the OS X 10.11 “El Capitan” public beta. The official word according to Alex Harper the creator of MenuMeters, is that owing to certain architecture changes in El Capitan, the latest version of MenuMeters has ceased to work.

If you’re a long time user of Raging Menace’s MenuMeters, one of the most noticeable gripes upon your first restart after upgrading to OS 10.11, El Capitan is the fact that your MenuMeters have gone missing!ĭon’t panic.