Re: GPU Temp. for 2 video cards

Harijs Buss <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.apps.gkrellm
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Tuesday 27 March 2007 02:10, Bill WIlson rakstija:
> Cool, I think it's worth a try and I've got a tarball ready!  If you happen
> to have all the development packages you need installed, then it should be
> as simple as (be in some directory you want to work in):

Well, turned out that I didn't have gtk+-2.0 installed.  After installation of 
gtk+-2.0 (64-bit version of course :)  everything worked surprisingly well.  
I only separated all three things in separate commands (containing wget, 
untar, make) and added capture of output into files to see what's going 
on :-)

In short, it works. Congratulations to you, Bill, for writing correct code 
even without such hardware to test it!  And, sure thing, I feel very good 
after compilation of first program in this 64-bit Linux environment - well, 
sure, with your makefile, but nevertheless... :)

There were few warnings in output, seemed nothing serious but I will send them 
to you directly, just to take a look. 

I made also two screenshots: Setup window with 2 GPU's and working GKrellm 
showing temperatures of these 2 GPU's.  Since I do not know if this list 
allows attachments, I will try to send them in next messages. They aren't big 
files.

> If it all works, I would just copy the new src/gkrellm binary over your
> existing /usr/bin/gkrellm so you won't need to worry about parallel
> installing this along with your existing package.  

Will do so.

> Later upgrades to gkrellm versions > 2.2.10 should go fine.

Great!  Thanks for quick reaction! 

Harijs
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