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09-03-2002, 08:31 PM
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My system temp
im running redhat 7.3 and wondered if theres any way i can view the system temp,
i saw these values in the bios on bootup; Motherboard temp: 33 oC / 91 oF CPU temp : 50 oC / 122 oF CPU fan speed : 4647 RPM (i run a server and its getting hot so i want to keep an eye on it) So is there a way to view these values other than in the bios, or a small app or shell script that could do the job, Thx all, James |
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09-04-2002, 02:30 PM
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ummm what mobo? you could actually just go to the mobo manufacturers site and see if they have a monitor for linux.
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09-04-2002, 02:40 PM
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Christ i have no idea what mnufacturer the motherboard came from,
i've tried looking and cant see anything that gives it away either |
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09-04-2002, 08:36 PM
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eww... not a homebrew :-) humph... I've never heard of a mobo with no manufacturer boasting. Do you see anything at startup? Look in BIOS for a name. You may even be able to see it listed in a lin hardware listing like in KDE's configuration app. Look for a serial number maybe? If all else fails, ask the dude(s)(ette(s)) you got it from. If nothing still... well you may want to question the legality of your parts :-) HTH
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09-05-2002, 10:16 AM
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You could try www.belarc.com and download a free program that well tell everything about your computer.
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10-05-2002, 11:58 AM
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ummm strider;
quoted from the site you said, "Operating Systems: Runs on Windows 95/98/Me, NT 4, Windows 2000 and XP" (were in a 'alternative' room, not on windows (thank god) im afraid, so that software wouldnt help) (and looking back, i did mention that im on linux) : -)) |
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10-05-2002, 12:52 PM
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oops, me bad
 probably was tired when writing that (work midnights).
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10-05-2002, 01:19 PM
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:-)
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10-05-2002, 10:12 PM
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An example search parameter: http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=tempe...ction=projects
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10-06-2002, 03:41 AM
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i tried some of those but they seem to all require 'lmsensors'
which i cant seem to get working on my system, every time i run lmsensors i get a messeage saying 'no sensors found' |
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10-06-2002, 03:13 PM
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Find a compnurse - hardware probe - it's faster and more reliable than software and it doesn't care about operating systems nor does it care about board manufacturer - and it cost not more than 10 usd...
To check your mainboards manufacturer take a look here - and then you just post back with that line on yours - that's all. http://www.thedebug.com/pictures/bios.jpg Hpro
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