On Wed, 26 Mar 2008, lists at givemefish.com wrote: > Would the 100x difference be scaled in the /etc/sensors.conf file? You could scale it there. If you update to a newer version of lmsensors, the driver may do the scaling for you before the sensors.conf gets processed, so you may have to take it out of sensors.conf then. Per the comments in /etc/sensors.conf, the following "compute" lines might do what you want: compute temp4 @/100,@*100 compute temp5 @/100,@*100 compute temp6 @/100,@*100 compute temp8 @/100,@*100 > Also, why would some of the cores not be connected or registering a > temperature (the temps 1-3 above)? Is there a way to "turn on" these > readings? There are different reasons, but a common one is that the motherboard manufacturer simply didn't wire them up. In that case, you can turn them on with a really fine soldering iron. :) Sometimes some of the temperature monitoring channels can be disabled in the BIOS; if you can get to the system console at boot time you might check the BIOS settings. Matt Roberds
