>> A.k.a. no sensors found, unless a problem occured. If you're certain >> that there is a hardware monitoring chip on that board and >> sensors-detect missed it, please give us: >> 1* The brand and name of the motherboard. >> 2* The full output of sensors-detect. >> 3* The brand and name of the monitoring chipset we are after. > >I have physical access to the machine tomorrow or is there a way to check >that remote. Here is the sensors-detect output: Precisely, sensors-detect is the only remote way I know of. Unfortunately, the output you provide seems to confirm that you don't have any hardware monitoring chip on-board. The only responsive addresses on the SMBus are for EEPROMs, and no ISA chip is detected either. You seem to have a rather old version of sensors-detect which doesn't not scan Super-I/O chips, but since your system is most likely not very recent, I would be surprised to find such a chip. You may still try visual inspection, or a more up-to-date version of sensors-detect which searches for Super-I/O chips. Who knows... Jean Delvare
