[Please reply to the list, not to me] Quoting Ravichandra Moka <ravichandra22us at yahoo.com>: > 1. I got LM sensors worked on ASUS and GIGABYTE MB's. I am trying to > make it work on SuperMicro but I cudn't. > > 2. It displays an error such as "Segmentation Fault" when I run an > executable called "superodoctor" > > 3. I got superodoctor tarball from SuperMicro's CD (when I bought > it) Well, so far there's nothing we can do. See with them. > 4. I was wondering whethere I could avoid using superodoctor and make > use of LM sensors instead. > > Please let me know if any one ever worked to sense SuperMicro's > health values. There is no reason it wouldn't work. See Alex Van Kaam's motherboards database here: http://mbm.livewiredev.com/comp/supermicro.html There are a lot of Supermicro motherboards with standard hardware monitoring chips (basically, Alex' MBM and lm_sensors support the same range of chips). So, just install lm_sensors on your new system and run sensors-detect. It'll tell you what you have and which drivers you need to use. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
