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thermal info for an Asus P5GD2 ?

DISCUSSION Stef Epardaud 2 participants 3 messages Jun 15, 2005 ACPI

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Stef Epardaud

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Hello,

I'm not getting any thermal_zone info on my motherboard (Asus P5GD2), while the BIOS and Windows can (somehow, maybe not via ACPI) access it. Is this an ACPI issue or should I look somewhere else ?

Thanks for any help.

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I think you should look for the correct lm-sensors driver in your kernel. This isn't related to ACPI.

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Arjen
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Hello,

I'm not getting any thermal_zone info on my motherboard (Asus P5GD2), while the BIOS and Windows can (somehow, maybe not via ACPI) access it. Is this an ACPI issue or should I look somewhere else ?

Thanks for any help.

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Quoted 2 lines · Arjen Verweij

I think you should look for the correct lm-sensors driver in your kernel. This isn't related to ACPI.

Ok thanks a lot, I'll look there :)

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