>> `xmbmon' gives me 3 temperatures, called MB/CPU/chip.
>> `sensors' gives me three temperatures from the `it87' module and those
>> temperatures seem to match perfectly the ones I get from xmbmon, but
>> their label is just temp1/temp2/temp3.
> Hmm, xmbmon, the tool which is no longer developed since, hm, 2008 if
> not worse?
That very one, yes.
> If you're using that on recent hardware, it's not going to
> be very helpful.
Don't worry, this hardware is older than the xmbmon binary (itself dated
Mar 16 2008).
> The proper labels are motherboard model dependent. There's no way
> xmbmon can guess them. So either they have a database of known
> motherboards and your board is in it, or they put random labels that
> worked for one board once upon a time, and you're lucky if it also
> works on yours.
I see, so I guess I just got lucky. That makes sense, thank you,
Stefan
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