system kernel is "cfg'd by me" 2.6.22 for x86_64
sensors version 2.10.4 with libsensors version 2.10.4
gkrellm 2.3.0

Has anyone got an lm_sensors conf file (or know what i2c module i should
load?)that will get voltages and fans on an Intel DG33TL board? I get
fans but no voltages. I use gkrellm and it shows 4 core temps, and 4 fan
speeds , but no voltages. gkrellm actually shows the fan speeds about
right(I'm guessing) but sensors shows 3 fan speeds x10 too high.
Also, how do i get lm_sensors or gkrellm to show the nvidia gpu temp for a
6200LE card? sensors sees the nvidia and sensors-detect finds and scans
nvidia #0 #1 and #2 and seems to find a client at addresds 0x4a and the
max6650 at 0x4b but the nvidia gpu temp doesnt show up.
Any pointers appreciated.
Thanks
Eric

#sensors
max6650-i2c-1-4b
Adapter: nvidia #1
fan1: configured 1831 RPM, actual 27360 RPM.
fan2: 28320 RPM
fan3: 23160 RPM
fan4: 1920 RPM

coretemp-isa-0000
Adapter: ISA adapter
Core 0: +55°C (high = +100°C)

coretemp-isa-0001
Adapter: ISA adapter
Core 1: +51°C (high = +100°C)

coretemp-isa-0002
Adapter: ISA adapter
Core 2: +51°C (high = +100°C)

coretemp-isa-0003
Adapter: ISA adapter
Core 3: +50°C (high = +100°C)

Eric wrote:
> system kernel is "cfg'd by me" 2.6.22 for x86_64
> sensors version 2.10.4 with libsensors version 2.10.4
> gkrellm 2.3.0
>
> Has anyone got an lm_sensors conf file (or know what i2c module i should
> load?)that will get voltages and fans on an Intel DG33TL board? I get
> fans but no voltages. I use gkrellm and it shows 4 core temps, and 4 fan
> speeds , but no voltages. gkrellm actually shows the fan speeds about
> right(I'm guessing) but sensors shows 3 fan speeds x10 too high.

Most likely the config file is written for only two fans, copy the lines fro
fan2 to fan3 on the /etc/sensors.conf and check if the cpu core voltage is
defined too, it can be that the CPU has one centralized core voltage and it
can't be accessed by individual core.

At the lm-sensors' homepage they used to have config files for different
chipsets, I would suggest you take a look there in case you don't solve it
yourself.


> Also, how do i get lm_sensors or gkrellm to show the nvidia gpu temp for a
> 6200LE card? sensors sees the nvidia and sensors-detect finds and scans
> nvidia #0 #1 and #2 and seems to find a client at addresds 0x4a and the
> max6650 at 0x4b but the nvidia gpu temp doesnt show up.

Not all nVidia GPUs do supply the temperature, it can be that the sensor was
dropped in the LE version to lessen the price.

A good way to see if your GPU provides the temperature reading is to run
nvidia-settings tool that is part of the binary driver, if it don't list any
temperature, then your GPU don't support it, no matter what you do.


--

//Aho

Eric <Scorpus@gordinator.org> writes:

>system kernel is "cfg'd by me" 2.6.22 for x86_64
>sensors version 2.10.4 with libsensors version 2.10.4
>gkrellm 2.3.0

>Has anyone got an lm_sensors conf file (or know what i2c module i should
>load?)that will get voltages and fans on an Intel DG33TL board? I get
>fans but no voltages. I use gkrellm and it shows 4 core temps, and 4 fan

I have a DG33BU motherboard and only get 2 temps. No fans, no voltages.
2.6.24 for i586 lmsensors 2.10.5 gkrellm 2.3.1
(Ie later versions seem worse not better:-)

Note-- I am getting 70 degrees while compiling the kernel. Is that too
high? Does it indicate a cooling problem?



>speeds , but no voltages. gkrellm actually shows the fan speeds about
>right(I'm guessing) but sensors shows 3 fan speeds x10 too high.
>Also, how do i get lm_sensors or gkrellm to show the nvidia gpu temp for a
>6200LE card? sensors sees the nvidia and sensors-detect finds and scans
>nvidia #0 #1 and #2 and seems to find a client at addresds 0x4a and the
>max6650 at 0x4b but the nvidia gpu temp doesnt show up.
>Any pointers appreciated.
>Thanks
>Eric

>#sensors
>max6650-i2c-1-4b
>Adapter: nvidia #1
>fan1: configured 1831 RPM, actual 27360 RPM.
>fan2: 28320 RPM
>fan3: 23160 RPM
>fan4: 1920 RPM

>coretemp-isa-0000
>Adapter: ISA adapter
>Core 0: +55°C (high = +100°C)

>coretemp-isa-0001
>Adapter: ISA adapter
>Core 1: +51°C (high = +100°C)

>coretemp-isa-0002
>Adapter: ISA adapter
>Core 2: +51°C (high = +100°C)

>coretemp-isa-0003
>Adapter: ISA adapter
>Core 3: +50°C (high = +100°C)

Unruh wrote:

> Eric <Scorpus@gordinator.org> writes:
>
>>system kernel is "cfg'd by me" 2.6.22 for x86_64
>>sensors version 2.10.4 with libsensors version 2.10.4
>>gkrellm 2.3.0
>
>>Has anyone got an lm_sensors conf file (or know what i2c module i should
>>load?)that will get voltages and fans on an Intel DG33TL board? I get
>>fans but no voltages. I use gkrellm and it shows 4 core temps, and 4 fan
>
> I have a DG33BU motherboard and only get 2 temps. No fans, no voltages.
> 2.6.24 for i586 lmsensors 2.10.5 gkrellm 2.3.1
> (Ie later versions seem worse not better:-)
>
> Note-- I am getting 70 degrees while compiling the kernel. Is that too
> high? Does it indicate a cooling problem?
>
Your running a dual core? 70 is much too high. Most likely your heat sink isnt
on correctly. My temps in the 50's are with the system at peak load running 4
copes (1 per core) of optimized seti@home and that could be improved if i get
a better heat sink/fan solution.
Eric

J.O. Aho wrote:

> Eric wrote:
>> system kernel is "cfg'd by me" 2.6.22 for x86_64
>> sensors version 2.10.4 with libsensors version 2.10.4
>> gkrellm 2.3.0
>>
>> Has anyone got an lm_sensors conf file (or know what i2c module i should
>> load?)that will get voltages and fans on an Intel DG33TL board? I get
>> fans but no voltages. I use gkrellm and it shows 4 core temps, and 4 fan
>> speeds , but no voltages. gkrellm actually shows the fan speeds about
>> right(I'm guessing) but sensors shows 3 fan speeds x10 too high.
>
> Most likely the config file is written for only two fans, copy the lines fro
> fan2 to fan3 on the /etc/sensors.conf and check if the cpu core voltage is
> defined too, it can be that the CPU has one centralized core voltage and it
> can't be accessed by individual core.

Thats part of the problem, i cant identify which sections of the sensors.conf
file apply to my board

>
> At the lm-sensors' homepage they used to have config files for different
> chipsets, I would suggest you take a look there in case you don't solve it
> yourself.

I took a look at that, no Intel stuff there
>
>
>> Also, how do i get lm_sensors or gkrellm to show the nvidia gpu temp for a
>> 6200LE card? sensors sees the nvidia and sensors-detect finds and scans
>> nvidia #0 #1 and #2 and seems to find a client at addresds 0x4a and the
>> max6650 at 0x4b but the nvidia gpu temp doesnt show up.
>
> Not all nVidia GPUs do supply the temperature, it can be that the sensor was
> dropped in the LE version to lessen the price.
The gpu temp shows up with the mandriva kernel, but not on my custom config'd
2.6.26
>
> A good way to see if your GPU provides the temperature reading is to run
> nvidia-settings tool that is part of the binary driver, if it don't list any
> temperature, then your GPU don't support it, no matter what you do.
I'll look at that - didnt know the tool was there - thanks
Eric