> i've installed lm_sensors on my linux box > (2.4.22, abit bx133 raid, celeron 800) > and have problems with cpu temperature. > > BIOS displays value around 49c, after downclocking > my cpu by 200mhz - 40c. sensors shows 24-27, no matter > of cpu speed (if there is a corelation - it's very weak) > > sensors -u: > w83782d-isa-0290 > Adapter: ISA adapter > Algorithm: ISA algorithm > .. > temp1: 24.00 (temp1) > temp1_hyst: -108.00 (temp1_hyst) > temp1_over: 52.00 (temp1_over) > temp2: 26.50 (temp2) > temp2_hyst: 65.00 (temp2_hyst) > temp2_over: 70.00 (temp2_over) > temp3: 28.50 (temp3) > temp3_hyst: 65.00 (temp3_hyst) > temp3_over: 70.00 (temp3_over) > sensor1: 3435.00 (sensor1) > sensor2: 1.00 (sensor2) > sensor3: 3435.00 (sensor3) > > sensors 1 and 3 seem to work fine. Except temp1_hyst which seems to be plain broken. > I've tried other types for second one, but > it gived even worse results. Correct, type 1 is what I'd expect to work for temp2. > I wasn't able to find anyone with similar problems... I browse our mailing-list archive and tickets database and couldn't either. > anyone could help??? Not really. The only thing I could suggest is loading the w83781d module with the "init=0" parameter (after a reboot, preferably) so that it keeps as much as possible from how the BIOS configured it. Then run "sensors -u" without running "sensors -s" first, and see if it is any better. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
