Fwd: Lm-sensors on a ds20

[John Grzesiak]

If I am remembering correctly, lm-sensors depends on ACPI.

I have several running alpha machines and none of them have any hardware
monitoring that I am aware of... I will tell you that DEC made their hardware
extremely rugged, so, I am not sure I would be worried about until it was hot
enough to cause my skin to singe...

Never had an Alpha overheat amazingly enough...

I have running:

       1 API CS20 (Tsunami/Clipper dual EV68 833mhz) CentOS 4.3
       2 DEC AlphaServer 4100 (quad EV56 600mhz) AlphaCORE 3.0
       1 DEC AlphaServer 2100A (quad EV5 300mhz) FreeBSD 6.2
       1 API/DEC AlphaPC 164LX (single EV56 533mhz) CentOS 4.3

I will look at some of the docs, but, I don't think we will have much luck with
lm-sensors... The CS20 I have should have quite a few hardware simularities
with the DS20...






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----- Forwarded message from jimmy at arogen.net -----
    Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 20:43:39 +0100 (CET)
    From: Jimmy Arogén <jimmy at arogen.net>
Reply-To: jimmy at arogen.net, Linux on Alpha processors <axp-list at redhat.com>
 Subject: Lm-sensors on a ds20
      To: axp-list at redhat.com

Hi, just got me a ds20 2x500 2gig ram, and set it up as a server. I have
never been more content with a machine, its great. However I have put it
in a seperate room because of the noise, and I am quite worried over the
temperature considering workingtemperature should be below 40 degres
celsius. Now I have not gotten lm-sensors to work, and need to know the
temp of the processors and the interior. Is this possible?

/Jimmy Arogen

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