OpenWRT Widget - cpuLoad not correctly formatted

[JakePi3]

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Should be a simple fix, the current CPU Load from the OpenWRT widget is displayed as an Integer.

However, according to docs here:

https://openwrt.org/docs/techref/ubus

The values in load are the load averages over 1, 5, and 15 minutes. to get to the familiar values reported by uptime divide these numbers by 65536.0 and round to 2 decimals.

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To display the CPU load from the OpenWRT widget correctly, you should divide the integer values you're getting by 65536.0 and then round the result to two decimal places. This conversion is necessary because the load averages provided by OpenWRT are in a fixed-point format that needs to be converted to a floating-point format to be understood as the familiar load averages.

If you need further assistance on how to implement this change in the widget or if you have any other questions, please let me know!

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[LiranV]

Fixed it here #3576

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