Philip Webb schreef: > >> Philip Webb schreef: >> >>> I've installed kernel 2.6.12-gentoo-r9 & find Gkrellm doesn't >>> show sensors. There's no problem with 2.6.9-gentoo-r1 . The same >>> modules are being installed & removed at each (re)boot. There is >>> a recent thread on the forum which reported that removing ACPI >>> from the kernel config options solved the problem, but I've just >>> done that & it made no difference. Has anyone else encountered >>> this problem or have any advice ? >> > One of the tests I've thought of to probe what's going on is to > emerge Lm_sensors & see if I can get readings via CLI , which would > show whether the problem is in Gkrellm2 or somewhere in the > kernel/sensor interface. > > I suspect it's a bug in Gkrellm2 , so bug searches may also help. > However, it could be the effect of some new kernel config option. > > But again -- and may thread-hijackers roast in hell -- , has anyone > else had this problem using Kernel 2.6.10/11/12 + Gkrellm2 ? >
My answer is still 'no problems here'; I am also using GKrellm2, and while I didn't know it had its own sensors, they work fine ( temperature, fan, thermal, hdd, and voltage. I had turned them off because I replaced them with conky, but turning them back on, there they are. This is with 2.6.12-gentoo-r9 and gkrellm-2.2.7; I've just compiled 2.6.12-gentoo-r10, if the situation changes, I'll let you know :). Holly -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
