Mine is a K7T266 Pro2 mobo ,it seems detect everything I have. John
Terry Smith wrote:
John,
Refresh my memory...what mobo are you running?
I had lm_sensors running on my Asus A7M266 (AMD chip) but it has never
worked on my Asus A7V233 (Via chip).
Maybe my kernel needs reconfiguring??
Terry Smith
Cape Cod USA
On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 02:55, John Richard Smith wrote:
Pilag� wrote:
El Dom 17 Nov 2002 18:58, John Richard Smith escribi�:Yes the initial gkreallm gui is so tiny it's unreadable, but in fact it is fully reconfigurable
I just wanted to say that now that I have had time to really use bothHola, John. I have changed gkrellm by ksensors. With ksensors you can dock in KDE panel the sensors that you really need, and you don't need a magnifier to see what is going there.
gkrellm and lm_sensors
and mastered how to get the gui display up large enough to display the
results to perfection
I for one am impressed, and I for one, would like to see both
intergrated into MCC.
John
Suerte.
to any size and shape you desire . Yes it takes more horsepower to display gui, but
the ease with which it is possible to cover the changes in resource usage as different
things happen is very helpful in understanding resource use, and in adition there is
additional info in the gkreallm gui display than lm_sensors displays on it's own.
John
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