config file for Supermicro X9SRA

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Couldn't find a way to add a config file to the lm-sensors wiki, so am posting it here.

Apologies if this isn't the right place.

 

This config file has been exercised only on debian squeeze, using Guenter Roeck's

NCT677* driver update:

 

  https://github.com/groeck/nct6775/archive/master.tar.gz

 

or

 

  http://roeck-us.net/linux/drivers/

 

Seems to work fine, across three x9sra systems.

 

regards, Eric Wedel

 

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# Supermicro X9SRA motherboard lm-sensors configuration.

# Voltage inputs & scaling per Supermicro support.  Other

# inputs from BIOS screen and observation.

 

chip "nct6776-*"

 

### Voltages

 

label in0 "Vcore"

 

label in1 "+12V"

compute in1 @ * (66.2/10), @ / (66.2/10)

 

label in2 "AVcc"

 

label in3 "+3.3V"

 

label in4 "Vdimm"

 

label in5 "+5V"

compute in5 @ * 4, @ / 4

 

label in6 "Vtt"

 

label in7 "+3.3Vsb"

 

label in8 "Vbatt"

 

### Temperatures

 

# not sure about temp1 / temp2 assignments

 

label temp1 "System temperature"

label temp2 "Peripheral temperature"

 

ignore temp3

 

# PECI agent 0:

label temp7 "CPU temperature"

 

label temp8 "PCH temperature"

 

ignore temp9

ignore temp10

 

## fans: gratuitous renumbering between Supermicro & lm-sensors.

## Use display labels which match X9SRA fan connector labels.

 

label fan1  "fanA"

label fan2  "fan1"

label fan3  "CPU Fan"

label fan4  "fan3"

label fan5  "Exhaust Fan"

 

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