The gkrellm package in Fedora Extras 6 has been patched to use libsensors. This causes it to fail to detect the voltage sensors on my Abit VP6 motherboard: [pilcher at home ~]$ gkrellm -d 0x80 --- GKrellM 2.2.9 --- hddtemp_daemon_read: can't connect to 127.0.0.1:7634. libsensors error determining type for: via686a at 6000/2.0V libsensors error determining type for: via686a at 6000/2.5V libsensors error determining type for: via686a at 6000/3.3V libsensors error determining type for: via686a at 6000/5.0V libsensors error determining type for: via686a at 6000/12V libsensors error determining type for: via686a at 6000/alarms gkrellm expects voltage sensors to to be named "inX", but it is getting back the "built-in" names such as "2.0V", etc. (Built-in names which, BTW, are incorrect for my motherboard.) While I understand the desire to provide meaningful output, this seems to be a case where the library is being too clever by half. Shouldn't the library just return the "raw" name (in0, etc.) and let the human- readable names be defined in sensors.conf? Or am I missing something... Thanks! -- ======================================================================== Ian Pilcher i.pilcher at comcast.net ========================================================================
