Stan Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SB> I built, and installed a 2.4.16 kernel using kernel-package (with all 12c
SB> options slected).
SB>
SB> The i unpacked the debian source lm-sensors modules package in /usr/src.
SB> The I compiled using the dbian/rules. This all went well.
(I tend to recommend 'make-kpkg modules-image' from the kernel source
tree, but if you got a lm-sensors-$KVERS_*.deb package out, you're
probably fine.)
SB> So, what do I need to do to actually get the correct modules loaded &
SB> access the infomration?
Make sure you have the resulting lm-sensors-2.4.16 package installed
('dpkg --install ../lm-sensors-2.4.16*.deb' should work), along with
lm-sensors ('apt-get install lm-sensors'). As root, run
sensors-detect; that will suggest some lines to add to /etc/modules,
which you should do. Then, you should be able to run 'sensors' to get
some temperature readings. You can also install the sensord package
to get some monitoring and periodic temperature checks, with results
syslogged.
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