Re: Temperature monitoring
G'Day,
I never got the follow up message :(
On Sat, 3 Aug 2002, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
> On Sat, 3 Aug 2002 18:11:43 +0100 Keith O'Connell
> <keith_oconnell@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
> > > Yes, GKrellm and some other programs support lm-sensors, which
> > > provides the kernel and daemon stuff to do the monitor and other
> > I installed and ran it. It is very nice, but there is no sign of
> > temperature. Could you elaborate on how?
> > I downloaded gkrellm & gkrellm-gnome from woody
> You need to install "lm-sensors-source" to provide kernel drivers and
> "lm-sensors" to provide tools for using the drivers. And lastly, if you
> want to read the information via gkrellm, you will need to get the plugin
Yeah you have to compile the lm-sensors-source for the kernel, download
lm-sensors.
gkrellm has the support built in, you MUST have lm-sensors working before
it shows up and when it does it will show up in the config->builtins/Sensors
(first option under Builtins on the version I am running
(1.2.11 in config->About))
If you have not fully installed lm-sensors however it will not show up. I
had this problem when I last recompiled my kernel and forgot to install
the extra modules.
Cheereo,
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