Re: Some voltage readings, off & low when they are not

On Sunday 27 January 2008, Bill Wilson wrote:
>On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 21:16:50 -0500
>
>Gene Heskett <[email protected]> wrote:
>> But, a restart on gkrellm seems to have worked.  Which set of stuff in the
>> sensors.conf do I edit to set the alarm levels, they are generally pretty
>> fubar:
>
>The "ALARM" stuff in sensors.conf is for chip level alarm detection which
>I'm not sure if it's useful to tinker with.  Search for "alarm" at:
>
>http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/FAQ/Chapter3
>
>Gkrellm alarms are still set within gkrellm and are independent of
>whether libsensors is being used.
>
ok, I see that now, and reset it for reasonable tolerances for the 5 volt 
line.

Now, at one point, before libata took over, I had the ability to monitor drive 
temps too, but now that libata is calling everything a scsi drive, I don't 
have that option available now.  The drives are all smart capable, and 
smartctl can watch them, and smartd is spamming the logs with temp info thats 
a bit useless for my boot drive, its reporting in F when it should be C.  So 
that drive is saying its running at well over the boiling point of water when 
in fact its fan cooled and essentially at room temps + 10F according to my 
fingers touching it.

Will this be restored at some point, or do I need to install another daemon of 
some sort now?

Thanks Bill.

>Bill
>
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