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hi friends i would be gratefull if some one guide me
do we have package in debian for show CPU thermal ?
it is very important for me because my ...
- 07-24-2005 #1
program for show CPU temprture in DEBIAN
hi friends i would be gratefull if some one guide me
do we have package in debian for show CPU thermal ?
it is very important for me because my CPU is AMD
i need package for show CPU temprture
- 07-24-2005 #2forum.guy
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lm-sensors may be the package you are looking for. I think it can be found in stable and unstable.
- 07-26-2005 #3Just Joined!
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Where do you get im-sensors?
Originally Posted by Ozar
- 07-26-2005 #4forum.guy
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You should be able to get it with: apt-get install lm-sensors
Here's the Debian webpage on it:
http://packages.debian.org/stable/utils/lm-sensors
- 07-26-2005 #5
how run it
I installed im-sensors
Originally Posted by Ozar
but when I type in terminal
#lm-sensors
terminal say me
this command not find or
bash: lm-sensors: command not found
how I must use it
- 07-26-2005 #6Just Joined!
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Type, as root:
I always accept the default until it asks if you want to write to sensors.conf, then I select yes. It will give you a list of sensor modules that you can try by using the modprobe command. For exampleCode:# sensors-detect
Then type:Code:# modprobe it87
If it says no sensors found then you need to try some other modules. Sometimes it is a combination of modules that you will need to load. If you know the modules that you need already, then all the better.Code:# sensors -s # sensors
Just remember to do it as root, and do "sensors -s" after you load the modules.
Then when you get that working you can itnstall gkrellm, a nice little desktop monitor.


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