CentOS - Lm_Sensors
Well I couldn't find a section for CentOS so I'm posting my problem here, plus I'm a newbie to CentOS. I am using 5.4 x86_64, when I run:
/usr/sbin/sensors-detect Code:
# /usr/sbin/sensors-detect |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Regards |
Sorry -- no CentOS knowldege but ...
You could determine which sensor chips are incorporated in the hardware from running sensors-detect under other OS(es) along with which kernel modules are used to read them -- and then try loading equivalent modules in CentOS. AIUI sensors-detect is simply a best-safe-efforts tool to determine which modules are required. |
Compare the version of Lm_sensors available from Centos and the version that worked with other distros. RHEL/Centos is all about maximum stability so by its very nature RHEL/Centos will have older (more thoroughly checked) versions of any given package. You probably can rebuild the lm_sensors rpm using the newer source code to get your chipset supported.
Since Centos is RHEL sans the logos, Centos specific questions go to the RH section. |
...probably not timely, but here goes:
/sbin/modprobe <moduleName> for example, /sbin/modprobe w83627ehf /usr/sbin/sensors-detect < /usr/bin/yes YES will fix, probably, the problem (must ensure that the module is loaded before launching sensors-detect)... |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 09:47 AM. |