THIS failed after suspend - IS NOW SUPERSEDED - see
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 87#1022287
As the standard temperature monitors have a small, but constant memory leak (~100mb a day), the following can check CPU temp when run.
After install, open ROX-Filer, go to /usr/local/bin & drag ozcputemps to desktop. Click on icon to run.
Should show CPU temperature in centre of screen for 2 seconds. If the earlier options didn't work for you, this won't either.
.pet - had issue in slacko64 - now called ozcputemps
ozcputemps -superseded
ozcputemps -superseded
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Thanks ozsouth-
installed straight into Dpup Stretch 7.5 (32-bit) no problems, even populated in the "Utility" subsection in the Menu, so can be run from there as well as your suggested desktop link. Have provided a screenie comparing your output with PSI sensors and pmcputemp (poor-mans CPU temp, I think - can't track it down at present) that I always like to have running in older laptops. Thank you for this - something like this should be standard in any Official Puppy, I reckon
UPDATE: tracked it down - and you are all over it - Good Job
installed straight into Dpup Stretch 7.5 (32-bit) no problems, even populated in the "Utility" subsection in the Menu, so can be run from there as well as your suggested desktop link. Have provided a screenie comparing your output with PSI sensors and pmcputemp (poor-mans CPU temp, I think - can't track it down at present) that I always like to have running in older laptops. Thank you for this - something like this should be standard in any Official Puppy, I reckon
UPDATE: tracked it down - and you are all over it - Good Job
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No-Go in SCPup1901-05
G'day ozsouth,
I have an ongoing problem with peebee's SCPups that don't seem to load the driver my computer needs to read CPU temps and other stuff that work fine in other Pups on this old hp desktop. (I recall you had posted on that thread as well.)
Running 'sensors' in the SCPup terminal still reports no modules loaded if I understand its message (screenshot). Other Pups give the read-out I see normally in my pwidgets' CPU Temps. SCPup reports just the core frequencies (also in first screenshot).
So I gave your .pet a go in SCPup-19.01-5.
Nothing showed on the task bar (screenshot) and running a terminal said it could not find the file (screenshot). Making a link from /usr/local/bin to /usr/bin did not change things.
Maybe it's just the module 'smsc47b397' in SCPup that's faulty - I haven't tried in other Pups yet which work fine with this module, nor with a different kernel in the SCPup.
Any ideas?
David S.
I have an ongoing problem with peebee's SCPups that don't seem to load the driver my computer needs to read CPU temps and other stuff that work fine in other Pups on this old hp desktop. (I recall you had posted on that thread as well.)
Running 'sensors' in the SCPup terminal still reports no modules loaded if I understand its message (screenshot). Other Pups give the read-out I see normally in my pwidgets' CPU Temps. SCPup reports just the core frequencies (also in first screenshot).
So I gave your .pet a go in SCPup-19.01-5.
Nothing showed on the task bar (screenshot) and running a terminal said it could not find the file (screenshot). Making a link from /usr/local/bin to /usr/bin did not change things.
Maybe it's just the module 'smsc47b397' in SCPup that's faulty - I haven't tried in other Pups yet which work fine with this module, nor with a different kernel in the SCPup.
Any ideas?
David S.
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Hallo, David.
Sounds like you've got one of those 'awkward' mobos there, which just doesn't play nicely with the usual methods for reading temps.
I had the same problem with a mate's Dell 530s desktop a while back. It had a very sick Vista install on it which hadn't updated properly for years. I put Slacko 570 on it, which he's chuffed to bits with....but pmcputemp simply would not work. Sat doggedly at 40C, and wouldn't move.....
I knew for a fact it had sensors, 'cos HWMon used to show both core & socket temps under Vista. Ozsouth did a 're-jig' of pmcputemp a little while back. Result? Pmcputemp now works properly.
So, don't lose faith, mate; you're in good hands there!
Mike.
Sounds like you've got one of those 'awkward' mobos there, which just doesn't play nicely with the usual methods for reading temps.
I had the same problem with a mate's Dell 530s desktop a while back. It had a very sick Vista install on it which hadn't updated properly for years. I put Slacko 570 on it, which he's chuffed to bits with....but pmcputemp simply would not work. Sat doggedly at 40C, and wouldn't move.....
I knew for a fact it had sensors, 'cos HWMon used to show both core & socket temps under Vista. Ozsouth did a 're-jig' of pmcputemp a little while back. Result? Pmcputemp now works properly.
So, don't lose faith, mate; you're in good hands there!
Mike.
