[gentoo-user] Dell 400SC & lm-sensors
Anyone have any luck making lm-sensors work with a Dell 400SC server? I've seen some people in other forums say that it works with Motherboard Monitor, which I'd try, but the system is already in production use. I thought I'd ask here, since there's recently been lots of hot deals on this server lately I imagine that I'm not the only one who's got one! :) I've got all of the kernel stuff working correctly... I just can't find any usable sensors with the sensors-detect command. Anyone made this work, or is there in fact no workable driver in the lm set? Thanks, Ryan -- Ryan Dlugosz [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://dlugosz.net -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Dell 400SC & lm-sensors
At 09:47 AM 10/24/2003, you wrote: Anyone have any luck making lm-sensors work with a Dell 400SC server? I've seen some people in other forums say that it works with Motherboard Monitor, which I'd try, but the system is already in production use. I thought I'd ask here, since there's recently been lots of hot deals on this server lately I imagine that I'm not the only one who's got one! :) I've got all of the kernel stuff working correctly... I just can't find any usable sensors with the sensors-detect command. Anyone made this work, or is there in fact no workable driver in the lm set? What motherboard does it have ?? It's likely an Intel, I believe. The Motherboard Monitor page only has (4) Dells listed, but lots more Intel. Hall -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Dell 400SC & lm-sensors
Hall Stevenson said: > What motherboard does it have ?? It's likely an Intel, I believe. The > Motherboard Monitor page only has (4) Dells listed, but lots more Intel. Thanks for the reply, Hall. I'm not sure specifically what board it is, but I'm fairly certain that it uses the Intel 875P (Canterwood) chipset. Not sure if that would help at all though. Next time I'm near the box I'll see if I can crack it open for a minute to check it out. -Ryan -- Ryan Dlugosz [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://dlugosz.net -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Dell 400SC & lm-sensors
On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 11:49, Ryan Dlugosz wrote: > Hall Stevenson said: > > What motherboard does it have ?? It's likely an Intel, I believe. The > > Motherboard Monitor page only has (4) Dells listed, but lots more Intel. > > Thanks for the reply, Hall. I'm not sure specifically what board it is, > but I'm fairly certain that it uses the Intel 875P (Canterwood) chipset. > Not sure if that would help at all though. > > Next time I'm near the box I'll see if I can crack it open for a minute to > check it out. > > -Ryan ssh into the box and do a 'lspci -v' it will give you the chipset information. Jayson -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Dell 400SC & lm-sensors
At 02:49 PM 10/24/2003, you wrote: Hall Stevenson said: > What motherboard does it have ?? It's likely an Intel, I believe. The > Motherboard Monitor page only has (4) Dells listed, but lots more Intel. Thanks for the reply, Hall. I'm not sure specifically what board it is, but I'm fairly certain that it uses the Intel 875P (Canterwood) chipset. Not sure if that would help at all though. On the page listing Intel boards, they all looked very similar in what sensors they used. Next time I'm near the box I'll see if I can crack it open for a minute to check it out. You may not have to open it up actually. Reboot it, if possible, and copy down the long string of numbers and letters in the lower-left corner. That can usually be cross-referenced to a motherboard model. Hall -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Dell 400SC & lm-sensors
On Fri, 24 Oct 2003, Ryan Dlugosz wrote: > > What motherboard does it have ?? It's likely an Intel, I believe. The > > Motherboard Monitor page only has (4) Dells listed, but lots more Intel. > > Thanks for the reply, Hall. I'm not sure specifically what board it is, > but I'm fairly certain that it uses the Intel 875P (Canterwood) chipset. > Not sure if that would help at all though. > > Next time I'm near the box I'll see if I can crack it open for a minute to > check it out. Check out 'lshw' (available in portage). Before seeing that, I never thought you could find out what model of motherboard is in your computer through software. -- Caution: Product will be hot after heating -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Dell 400SC & lm-sensors
Hall Stevenson said: > You may not have to open it up actually. Reboot it, if possible, and copy > down the long string of numbers and letters in the lower-left corner. That > can usually be cross-referenced to a motherboard model. Hm... well, lspci -v doesn't seem to reveal anything terribly useful, and the box is currently at my client's site running headless. Maybe one day if I'm out there with a monitor I'll check out what the BIOS screen says. Thanks for your help... If anyone comes up with a way to make it work, shoot me an email! -Ryan -- Ryan Dlugosz [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://dlugosz.net -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
