> Well, I'm not an expert on hard drive thermal sensors, but I'll make some 
> educated guesses. First of all, all the G5's I'm familiar with have two 
> onboard SATA controllers and drive bays, which leads me to conclude you're 
> using a add-on PCI/PCIe/PCI-X SATA controller. My guess would be that the 
> add-on SATA card you're using doesn't have the necessary circuitry (or maybe 
> Hardware Monitor just doesn't recognize it) to pass on temperature data to 
> the OS. Is the WD 250 connected to the onboard SATA or the add-on card? What 
> brand of SATA controller are you using in the G5? Perhaps the manufacturer 
> has a driver or application which will let you monitor the HD temps.
> 
> Eric
> 
The onboard HDDs are 1 WD 250 and one Seagate 250.  The Hitachi 2TB is on a 
Seritek 1V4 card which displays S.M.A.R.T status.

John Carmonne
Yorba Linda USA
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