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Thread: [Solved] Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

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    [Solved] Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    Is there any program available to use on the Unity platform (12.4 LTS) to display cpu/motherboard sensor data in an active/realtime format? I know about lm-sensors that is run in terminal mode. Has anyone setup and ran Alex Murray's Hardware Sensor Indicator program on Unity? link: Launchpad.net/indicator-sensors

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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    Install psensor

    sudo apt-get install psensor

    That lists all detected sensors in a drop-down menu on the panel.

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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    I use GKrellm to monitor cpu temp, cpu usage and other info in realtime. Lm-sensors supplies the data. I think conky will do the same.

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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    How do you link lm-sensors to GKrellm? I have both already installed and have good data from lm-sensors using terminal mode.

    For installation of the weather plug-in referencing this file:

    GKrellWeather: GKrellM Weather Plugin
    Author: Franky Lam <franky@frankylam.com>
    Homepage: http://www.frankylam.com/

    install:

    make
    make install (as root)

    require:
    - wget or LWP

    gkrellweather is copyright (c) 2001 by Franky Lam.

    What else is required besides make & make install? It seems in terminal mode additional parameters would be necessary. ???

    Still coming up to speed on GKrellm,


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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    I use Synaptic Package Manager to install, it includes various add-ons for GKrellM. I'm attaching a screenshot for you to view.
    Screenshot from 2013-03-25 12:32:14.jpg

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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    Gifford,

    That GKrellm setup looking at your screenshot is way cool.....I'm persistent so I hope to get there as well.... Ed

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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    I am curious about this too, is there a Linux version of speedfan available?

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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    making progress....trying to configure sensors under Built-Ins.... ????

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    Last edited by ozark_hillbilly; March 25th, 2013 at 10:55 PM.

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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    Not sure what is causing the problem, but you could remove gkrellmapcupsd. I think that temps & voltages is built in to GkrellM. Right click on the desktop gkrellm and go to configuration. Under builtins is a listing for sensors, cpu, etc.

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    Re: Real time motherboard sensor monitoring

    Gifford,

    It was the right-click holding me up!
    AND I was not clicking on the little tiny arrow at the beginning of each line!!!!

    Got it! GKrellm SERIOUSLY ROCKS!!!!!!!

    Still need to figure how how to assign correct weather station for weather data. ?????

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    Last edited by ozark_hillbilly; March 25th, 2013 at 11:06 PM.

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