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Problem
I installed EnergAt, and both finding the baseline power and checking the system worked (please see the output from the terminal in the attached pictures in the section "To Reproduce").
Then I created a directory named "my_directory" in the "energat" directory (the cloned one), and created a Python file named "first.py" with the proposed application from the EnergAt README.md file (see below):

However, in order to run this application, I need its PID, and I could not find it.
Thus I tried to run the application directly in the terminal (by only entering "..energat/my_directory/first.py") but it first claimed that the baseline was not estimated, then asked for password (even though I did not run with "sudo" in the command), and then continued to run and finally displayed a Warning saying that the tracer was stopped. The following pictures illustrate what I am describing.

#asked for password

You can see it also displays different PIDs but I do not know what to do with them.
Could you please help me find the application's PID for the command "sudo energat -pid " to make the application run?

System

• EnergAt version: 1.0.6
• OS version: Ubuntu 22.04.2

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. I first cloned the git repository, then went into "./scripts/setup/" and configured the host system by running the file "init_system.sh".
2. After having run init_system.sh, I entered "sudo python -m pip install energat" in the terminal.
3. I entered "sudo energat -basepower" and it displayed the following:
   
4. Then I entered "sudo energat -check" and it displayed the following:
   
5. Created a directory "my_directory" in the cloned energat directory
6. Created a file "first.py" in "my_directory" and copy-pasted the proposed application
7. I could not find the pid and tried to run the application directory from the terminal. It did not seem to work.

Thank you for your help!
Have a nice day :)

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the line number 60 in common.py file raises an error for my system and says "os has no attribute 'sysconf'"
"""Number of clock ticks per second."""
CLK_TCK_PER_SEC: int = os.sysconf(os.sysconf_names["SC_CLK_TCK"])

File "D:\Job\Expermient\AI_tools_to_track_the_emission\venv\lib\site-packages\energat\common.py", line 60, in
CLK_TCK_PER_SEC: int = os.sysconf(os.sysconf_names["SC_CLK_TCK"])
AttributeError: module 'os' has no attribute'sysconf''

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