Quoting kevin schlichter <kevins at tyan.com>: > Your readings all look fine to me. Are your assumptions based on > the min= and max= settings in the /etc/sensors.conf file? > > It looks like the tolerances in the sensors.conf file aren't set > correctly, but I wouldn't pay too much attention to them anyway. > DDR V doesn't have anything set at all, 3VSB should actually be > 3.3VSB, and your battery will be fine all the way down to something > like 2.4V before you start seeing CMOS errors on boot up. For the > sake of being thorough, I'll post a new version of the .conf file on > our website in a few days. Until then, I wouldn't worry about any > of the readings you've posted here (except maybe your CPU temps > which seem to be hot). Once again, I have to say I'm impressed by the good support level Tyan offers. Thanks Kevin :) I sure will consider Tyan for my next motherboard. A number of well-known brands are blacklisted already for not providing data sheets for their chips and their lack of cooperation and support in general. I hope that more brands will understand how important support is for users and, as Tyan did. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
