Re: gkrellmd question

i can provide a screen shot of just the gkrellm monitor if you want to see how well it 
works. it sees both gpu temps as gpu-a and gpu-b and i forget the vid0 board temp name. i 
renamed the 3 to something more meaningful for me.

On Monday 11 January 2010, you wrote:
> On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 06:36:16 -0500
> Rio <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> > I am trying gkrellmd and using a 'remote' client as my local monitor in an attempt to 
> > thwart this 'duplicating' effort kde appears to be doing on just the local monitor. 
> > however, i find when I use gkrellmd I lose the local nvidia temp monitors for my vid 
card 
> > and tesla.
> > 
> > is gkrellmd not capable of watching those modules?
> > anything special I need to do that was not in the gkrellmd.conf?
> > here is my module list
> 
> nvidia temps are monitored using the nvdia-settings command and as far as I
> know the nvidia module does not report temps directly in the kernel /sys or /proc
> filesystem.
> 
> If you have the nvidia-settings command then it should be used automatically
> regardless if you are running gkrellm or gkrellmd and you will see it in the config
> if it detects gpus that report temps.  Also run "gkrellmd -d 0x80" and look for
> the nvidia-settings line.  You should get the same result as running
> "gkrellm -d 0x80" on the same machine.  If there are differences regarding
> nvidia, what are they?
> 
> Bill
> 
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