Nice thing to have I use is gkrellm, I have the gkrellm server loaded on all my boxes, and then I run the client on my Windows computer that I use for my daily work and able to monitor those temps/voltage and most of the system status of the linux box. gkrellm uses lm_senors for its temp/volts/fan info. gkrellm for windows http://www.srcbox.net/projects/gkrellm/ gkrellm for linux http://gkrellm.net On Tue, 3 Aug 2010, Ken wrote:
I was able to install lm-sensors and find the temperature readings.
They are on port ISA-290
Looks like a few of the readings are at different addresses that where expected -
For example the mobo and cpu temperatures are reversed
The board temp is 27.5 degrees C (81.5 F) which is exactly where my temperature measurements yesterday predicted
and the CPU is 49 degrees C , so I suppose could expose this system to 10-20 C higher ambient before worrying much
Ken
PS: lm-sensor just worked for me .. but I did find this reference that might be useful
www.question-defense.com/2010/03/24/lm_sensors-on-cent-os-5-4-how-to-get-and-install-the-coretemp-module
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I will try to install lm-sensor / coretemp, or whatever, and see what the CPU reports as its internal operating temperature ...
Ken