On Fri, 8 Apr 2011 22:06:48 +0400, Rebel wrote: > Hello, Jean. > > You wrote: > > >> +5.00V 4.988V > >> +12.0V 11.816V > > > For these two, we would need more values from the BIOS to conclude, as > > we have 4 candidates (in0, in1, in2 and in6.) > > More values? But there is no more values in my BIOS. I mean more samples for a given values. Often monitored values oscillate between two or three values. On some systems you have to leave and re-enter the monitoring screen in the BIOS to get new values, but most of them update the values every second automatically. > > This is simply not possible. "sensors" reads the configuration files > > again each time to run it. > > I don't know how it can be, but before running sensors3 at first time, > /etc/sensors.d was an empty folder, but now there is it8721.conf wich > holds data i put into /etc/sensors.conf Either you live in the 4th dimension, or your distribution has extra code doing that kind of magic. The code at lm-sensors.org doesn't do anything like this. > > Not sure what you did exactly, but /etc/sensors.conf is not used by > > lm-sensors 3.x if /etc/sensors3.conf is present. /etc/sensors3.conf is > > always checked first, to make it possible to have both lm-sensors 2 and > > lm-sensors 3 installed on a given machine (although nobody should be > > doing this any longer.) > > Here is the log of my actions: > - i have removed old sensors2 (apt-get remove lm-sensors) but may be > Ubuntu hasn't deleted the old config file. > - i compiled new sensors from sources and run it without parameters > (the output was temp1 fan1 and so on) > - in /etc/sensors.conf i put my chip and some labels > - run newly built sensors with config /etc/srnsors.conf > "sensors -c /etc/sensors.conf" and output was with correct labels i > put in /etc/sensors.conf > - i have deleted my chip and labesls from /etc/srnsors.conf and run > sensors again without config, output was correct with my labels > > I think, when i run sensors with edited config /etc/sensors.conf it > creates file in /etc/sensors.d. Is it right? Our code doesn't do this, no. Your Linux distribution, maybe, but this is the first time I hear of this. -- Jean Delvare http://khali.linux-fr.org/wishlist.html _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
