John R Pierce wrote:
> risk? whats risky about the hardware managing the fans without CPU
> software intervention? If anything thats LESS risky then assuming
> the OS is properly configured to recognize the system specific fan
> hardware and will properly react to the particular boards sensor
> configurations.
That was exactly my thought too... a fully automated hardware
fan/temperature management systems is the way to go.
It would be nice to have a standard way to get readings tho even for
desktops/laptops, for your peace of mind :) lm_sensors is often useless,
as it either doesn't detect anything or the readings it gets is just
nonsense. Updating lm_sensors is not high on the priority list for Red Hat.
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//Morten Torstensen
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-- Woody Allen
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