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James wrote: |
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> Dale <rdalek1967 <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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>>> I need to monitor this hardware for temperatures, including logging |
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>>> of temperatures, on as wide array of temperature sensors that is |
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>>> possible with kernel 3.18.6-gentoo.) |
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>> I'm not sure if this is still available or not but doesn't gkrellm do |
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>> this sort of thing? I used it to monitor another rig several years |
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>> ago. May be worth looking into. |
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>> Dale |
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> That (gkrellm) codebase looks old, un-maintained and wee bit clumsy. It's |
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> interesting to examine for ideas. I think I'm going with something a bit more |
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> embedded inspired, for speed and portability reasons. I also have since |
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> found this interesting piece of code; |
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> sys-cluster/ganglia |
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> First glance, it's a bit heavy-handed for my needs. I've gotta keep |
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> looking before I decide on a path forward for RT temperature monitoring, |
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> dB tracking and problem profiling. |
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> Thanks! |
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> James |
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While it has been a while since I used gkrellm to monitor a remote |
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system, I use it every day to monitor my system I sit at. Keep in mind, |
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not much changes on how gkrellm works. It looks for temp/fan/CPU/memory |
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etc info and displays it. I'm not sure it requires a whole lot of |
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updating to do that especially given it has worked fine here for ages |
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and not much has really changed. |
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It was the remote part that I wasn't sure about. I know it used to have |
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that feature and if it still does, the remote part works just like the |
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local part does. You just tell it to monitor something other than the |
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system you are sitting at. |
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Sorry I wasn't more clear in my first message. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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