On Friday 17 August 2001 02:18 am, you wrote: > On Friday 17 August 2001 01:26 am, s wrote: > > Did you lose some of your sensors functionality with the newer > > kernels? I did and couldn't get em back until I went back to the old > > kernel. Any ideas there? (I ran sensors-detect, but it didn't come > > up entries for my rc.local file...) > > No problem with 2.4.3 or 2.4.5, but 2.4.7 compiled for K7 had > problems, but the ready made 2.4.7 i586 works. I didn't investigate. > Kernel version hasn't affected my rc.local or module.conf entries. > MOF, I've never changed 'em since changing motherboards. Gkrellm > started acting wierd with 2.4.7. It still displays fine, but it insists > on starting 100 instances in the background. I quit using it, so now > I've only got 'sensors' in a term to monitor with. >Tom Brinkman Well, it didn't change my modules.conf or rc.local, but the old entries/modules would give unresolved symbol errors. So I reran sensors-detect to see if something was different - but didn't get anything. That was with kernels 2.4.6-? and 2.4.7-8. I haven't tried the latest yet. I just went back to 2.4.3-20. I did notice a new service called sensors and it uses /etc/sensors.conf (in freq3 I guess). I didn't explore that finding too thoroughly. I really like gkrellm and I don't know if they could work together or not. I guess I'll stay with 2.4.3-20 for now, but 8.1 is coming out soon..... I hope we get some info on this. -s
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