WOW thanx that was quick i really expected some hacking but nope it worx
finefinefine! Only gkrellm well i dont like the interface and for some reason
it doesnt show me the fans (or then im blind ) id like a kde app for it ill
seek and (hopefully) find... there is klm (wich doesnt work on kde2.2) and
khealthcare (wich doesnt want to compile either) humh ill seek more. Anyway
all sensors work and the install was a piece of cake thanks a lot! Good job!
On Thursday 19 July 2001 23:38, civileme wrote:
> On Thursday 19 July 2001 17:33, Kernell32 wrote:
> > Hi i was wondering if anyone has managed to get the lm_sensors working in
> > Mandrake i saw there are some sensors available in the kernel but what
> > progs do you recommend (preferably mdks own packages) to use the sensor
> > modules? Im trying to get my temperature and fanspeed sensors working i
> > have a ASUS K7M MOBO using a winbond sensor controler.
> > So what modules do i need to load and how do i start the whole thing
> > (what frontend do i use?)
>
> gkrellm would be a good frontend.
>
> You must load lm_utils. We do not install it by default and we defang the
> KDE functions that would use lm_sensors directly because there is ONE brand
> of notebooks where if you use lm_sensors once, your next act is a factory
> return for a new motherboard.
>
> lm_utils-2.4.3_2.5.5-20mdk
>
> Is the package name on the Core System CD
>
> http://www2.lm-sensors.nu/~lm78/cvs/lm_sensors2/doc/useful_addresses.html
>
> Is a good place to start for additional applications.
>
> Civileme
