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Angsuman Chakraborty

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lm_sensors Guide Or How To Monitor CPU Temperature in Linux / Fedora Core 6 ( > 2.6 Kernel) Posted: Apr 30, 2007 4:27 AM
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To monitor CPU temperature in Linux you will need to install lm_sensors package and then install gnome-applet-sensors (assuming you are using gnome) to get a nice graphical display. The devil is in the details. The shipped lm_sensors doesn’t work on Fedora Core 6 with 2.6 kernels. It also doesn’t support core 2 duo. Install To [...]

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