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SlvrDakotaRT 02-19-2003 01:25 AM

Software that shows CPU Temp...
 
Anyone know of some decent software that shows CPU Temperature... and Fan Speed.... stuff like that... I need something like this to monitor my watercooled 2100+

thanks

Skyler

keevitaja 02-19-2003 03:17 AM

i hava the same problem. there is a thing called gkrellm. i downloaded the rpms from http://freshrpms.net and installed them. there is section called sensors, but it doesn't work. i can't select anything. someone told me, that i have to recomiple my kernel. if anyone has done it before, feel free to help us.
i have amd on msi kt7 turbo 6330 via133a

Hcman 02-19-2003 04:54 AM

Re: Software that shows CPU Temp...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by SlvrDakotaRT
Anyone know of some decent software that shows CPU Temperature... and Fan Speed.... stuff like that... I need something like this to monitor my watercooled 2100+
Install lm sensors but read the site documentation before you try cuz you need to install i2c too.

HC

keevitaja 02-23-2003 07:08 AM

there is no need for lm_sensors with RH. maybe same with Slack!!!! install gkrellm with plugins and run sensors-detect. it will give you some lines you have to add into rc.sysconfig and modules.conf. i2c modules are built in allready.

MottS 02-23-2003 10:38 AM

This is what I did on my Gentoo 1.4 rc 2 to use lm_sensors in gkrellm.

1) recompile the kernel with i2c support (Character devices -> i2c support -> .. build all that stuff as modules). For RH 8.0 you don't need to recompile the kernel since i2c support is already build as module. No idea for Slackware.

2) make a directory called 'sysconfig' in /etc -> 'mkdir /etc/sysconfig'. This directory is already there for RH.

3) run 'sensors-detect' and press enter to every questions.

4) load the modules : '/etc/init.d/lm_sensors start'. On RH that must be 'service lm_sensors start' .. or is that for MDK ?

5) Start it at boot time : 'rc-update add lm_sensors default'. I think that is put in /etc/rc3.d and /etc/rc5.d by default on RH.. not sure.

6) OPen gkrellm and configure the plugin now. Or in a console type 'sensors'

MOttS :Pengy:

keevitaja 02-23-2003 10:43 AM

there was no need for lm_sensors in my RH.

MottS 02-23-2003 02:47 PM

Hi

That was installed by default then. Because on MDK 9 and Gentoo 1.4rc2 we have to install it first, then detect the sensors and finally configure gkrellm.

Regards,

MOttS :Pengy:

UberLinuxNoob 04-01-2004 07:24 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by keevitaja
there is no need for lm_sensors with RH. maybe same with Slack!!!! install gkrellm with plugins and run sensors-detect. it will give you some lines you have to add into rc.sysconfig and modules.conf. i2c modules are built in allready.
Ok, I'm a super noob to linux (see even my name says so). I've seen this post about running sensors-detect. I'm running Mandrake 10.0 community, and I have no clue what sensors-detect is or how I would 'run' it. Can anyone help me? I am trying to get gkrellm to work on my system. Same problem as the guys above, nothing comes up for the sensors. Thanks for any help.


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