Hi Jean, Am 12.11.2012 10:28, schrieb Jean Delvare: > Hi Lars, > > On Sat, 10 Nov 2012 14:57:50 +0100, Lars Pötter wrote: >>> Run sensors -u, and you'll see the underlying attribute names. SYSTIN is >>> probably temp1, CPUTIN is temp2, and AUXTIN is temp3. They are not special, >>> but the driver provides a symbolic name, which is displayed by the sensors >>> command. You have to use the raw name, not the symbolic name, in sensors.conf. >>> >>> Hope this helps, >> >> Yes that helped. Thank you very much. It now works ! >> >> So here is the working configuration file for the ASRock B75 Pro 3 Main >> Board: > > I was about to add this to the wiki but there are a few things which worry me: > >> chip "nct6776-isa-0290" >> label in1 "+1.9V" >> ignore in4 >> label in5 "+1.66V" > > +1.9V and +1.66V make little sense to me. These voltage values aren't > part of the ATX specification. They most certainly correspond to +12V > and +5V (the ASROck BIOS displays these) and need proper scaling > factors. Please read: > http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/VoltageLabelsAndScaling > then you should be able to figure out who is who and which scaling > factors should be applied. The Bios has: VCore +1,048V +12V +12,513V +5V +4,992V +3,3V +3,424V and sensors -u has: coretemp-isa-0000 Adapter: ISA adapter Physical id 0: temp1_input: 37.000 temp1_max: 85.000 temp1_crit: 105.000 temp1_crit_alarm: 0.000 Core 0: temp2_input: 26.000 temp2_max: 85.000 temp2_crit: 105.000 temp2_crit_alarm: 0.000 Core 1: temp3_input: 26.000 temp3_max: 85.000 temp3_crit: 105.000 temp3_crit_alarm: 0.000 Core 2: temp4_input: 37.000 temp4_max: 85.000 temp4_crit: 105.000 temp4_crit_alarm: 0.000 Core 3: temp5_input: 25.000 temp5_max: 85.000 temp5_crit: 105.000 temp5_crit_alarm: 0.000 nct6776-isa-0290 Adapter: ISA adapter Vcore: in0_input: 0.952 in0_min: 0.000 in0_max: 1.744 in0_alarm: 0.000 +1.9V: in1_input: 1.896 in1_min: 1.712 in1_max: 2.040 in1_alarm: 0.000 AVCC: in2_input: 3.424 in2_min: 2.976 in2_max: 3.632 in2_alarm: 0.000 +3.3V: in3_input: 3.424 in3_min: 2.976 in3_max: 3.632 in3_alarm: 0.000 +1.66V: in5_input: 1.656 in5_min: 1.496 in5_max: 1.824 in5_alarm: 0.000 3VSB: in7_input: 3.440 in7_min: 2.976 in7_max: 3.632 in7_alarm: 0.000 Vbat: in8_input: 3.248 in8_min: 2.704 in8_max: 3.296 in8_alarm: 0.000 CPU Fan: fan2_input: 1595.000 fan2_min: 810.000 fan2_alarm: 0.000 SYSTIN: temp1_input: 28.000 temp1_max: 50.000 temp1_max_hyst: 30.000 temp1_alarm: 0.000 temp1_type: 4.000 CPUTIN: temp2_input: 28.000 temp2_max: 80.000 temp2_max_hyst: 75.000 temp2_alarm: 0.000 temp2_type: 4.000 AUXTIN: temp3_input: 58.500 temp3_max: 125.000 temp3_max_hyst: 125.000 temp3_alarm: 0.000 temp3_type: 4.000 PECI Agent 0: temp5_input: 36.000 cpu0_vid: cpu0_vid: 2.050 intrusion0: intrusion0_alarm: 1.000 intrusion1: intrusion1_alarm: 1.000 I hope that makes sense to you. >> ignore fan1 >> label fan2 "CPU Fan" >> ignore fan3 >> ignore fan4 >> ignore fan5 > > You have only one fan in your machine but the board had 5 headers. The > BIOS can display 5 fan speed values, so we don't want these ignore > statements in the configuration file that will go to the wiki. Best > would be to provide the right label for each fan, with some luck they > are in the same order as in the BIOS, but you if you have a spare fan > to confirm that, it would be great. I don't have a spare fan to confirm, but these are the Names in the Bios used for the Fan Connectors: - CPU-FAN1 (The ios shows my fan there so this must be fan2 althoug it is listed first in the Bios) - CPU-FAN2 - Chassis FAN 1 - Chassis FAN 2 - Power FAN >> set in1_min 1.9 * 0.90 >> set in1_max 1.9 * 1.10 >> set in5_min 1.66 * 0.90 >> set in5_max 1.66 * 1.10 > > These will need to be adjusted once proper scaling factors are in place. > >> set fan2_min 900 * 0.90 > > That's rather uncommon. We use this for voltage limits because there is > a nominal target and a standard maximum deviance (which is +/- 5% for > core ATX voltages BTW, not 10%.) For fans there is no nominal speed, > just a minimum speed so you can express it directly. > >> set temp1_max 50 >> set temp1_max_hyst 30 >> >> So this could be added to the Wiki (I do not have write rights) perhaps > > I will do once we have come up with a really good configuration file. I understand that it is important for an open source Project to care for high quality, but from the user perspective I would prefer to have a "beta" or "alpha" marked config file to not having a config file. This also gives the user that finds the "beta" version to improve it,.. _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
