'board' is the internal adm1021 temperature. 'CPU' is the remote sensor. If you have that LM79 error you have a libsensors problem, make sure you don't have old libraries around (see FAQ). Look at your board to verify what chips you have. Jason Anderson wrote: > The chips seem to be detected correctly as an lm79 and 2 adm1021, but I > need some help interpreting the temps. > > adm1021-i2c-1-4c > Adapter: SMBus PIIX4 adapter at 0850 > Board: +43??C (low = -5??C, high = +90??C) > CPU: +0??C (low = -128??C, high = +127??C) ALARM (N/A) > die_code: 4 > > adm1021-i2c-1-18 > Adapter: SMBus PIIX4 adapter at 0850 > Board: +41??C (low = -5??C, high = +127??C) > CPU: +49??C (low = -5??C, high = +110??C) > die_code: 4 > > I think there are two because it supports two cpus, but I only have one > (PIII). That makes sense, because CPU temp is 0 on the first one, but > what are the "Board" temps? Also, the cpu temp seems to jump around a > lot, is that normal for a PIII? It goes between 31 and 52 while idle, > and up to 69 under load. > > The lm79 has some trouble, it always says "ERROR: Can't get TEMP data!", > even if I "ignore temp". However, temp1_input seems like good data, > usually 35-36. Is this my motherboard temp? > > I also have an nVidia GeForce FX 5200, but I don't think there's a > sensor on it. > > Thanks, > jason > > >
