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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 ...
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    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

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    lm-sensors may be the package you are looking for. I think it can be found in stable and unstable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ozar
    lm-sensors may be the package you are looking for. I think it can be found in stable and unstable.
    Where do you get im-sensors?

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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

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    how run it

    Quote Originally Posted by Ozar
    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
    I installed im-sensors

    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

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    Type, as root:

    Code:
    # sensors-detect
    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 example

    Code:
    # modprobe it87
    Then type:

    Code:
    # sensors -s
    # sensors
    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.

    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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