> temp1: +46?C (limit = +40?C, hysteresis = +37?C) > temp2: +0.0?C (limit = +80?C, hysteresis = +75?C) > temp3: +1.5?C (limit = +80?C, hysteresis = +75?C) > Temp1 is probably normal, but the other two - ??? > I have no idea how to cope with it. Could you help? You don't necessarily have them on your motherboard. They're here because they're supported by the chipset, but they may not be wired at all on your specific motherboard. Anyway, if you think they are, here are some hints. 1* Try changing the sensor type (edit the relevant lines in /etc/modules.conf). Don't forget to run "sensors -s" each time you change the value (I can't remember if it's actually required, but it won't hurt). 2* Try overloading your system (compile something big such as a kernel) and see if the values change or not. If they don't change, they're probably nor wired. 3* You may need to plug external thermal sensors onto your motherboard in order to have the values reported. Though most sensors are internal, there used to be external ones. Finally, if you come to the conclusion they are not wired, simply add some ignore statements to /etc/modules.conf in order not to have them displayed anymore. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
