Best console hardware monitor pkg?
William A. Mahaffey III
wam at hiwaay.net
Sat Jul 4 16:07:07 UTC 2015
On 07/04/15 10:35, Quartz wrote:
> What's the going opinions on bsdhwmon, consolehm and healthd?
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bsdhwmon seems to be Supermicro-specific:
[root at kabini1, /etc, 10:37:53am] 953 % which !$
which bsdhwmon
/usr/local/sbin/bsdhwmon
[root at kabini1, /etc, 10:37:57am] 954 % bsdhwmon --help
bsdhwmon: illegal option -- -
Usage: bsdhwmon [options]
Options:
-J JSON-formatted output
-c comma-delimited output
-f DEVICE use DEVICE as smb(4) device (default: /dev/smb0)
-l list supported motherboard ID strings
-h print this message
-v be verbose (show debugging output)
http://bsdhwmon.koitsu.org/
Report bugs to <jdc at koitsu.org>
[root at kabini1, /etc, 10:38:05am] 955 % bsdhwmon -l
maker product chip type slave addr
------------- --------------------- ------------------ -----------
Supermicro P8SC8 Winbond W83792D 0x2f
Supermicro P8SCT Winbond W83792D 0x2f
Supermicro PDSMA+ Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro PDSMi+ Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro PDSMU Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro X6DHR-8G2/X6DHR-TG Winbond W83792D 0x2f
Supermicro X6DVA X6DVA/X6DVL/X6DAL Custom
Supermicro X7DB8 Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro X7DBP Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro X7DBT Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro X7SB4/E Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro X7SBA Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro X7SBL Winbond W83793G 0x2f
Supermicro X7SBi Winbond W83793G 0x2f
------------- --------------------- ------------------ -----------
[root at kabini1, /etc, 10:38:21am] 956 % bsdhwmon
Your motherboard does not appear to be supported. You can visit
http://bsdhwmon.koitsu.org/ to see if support for your motherboard
and/or system is under development.
[root at kabini1, /etc, 10:38:55am] 957 %
Can't speak for consolehm, healthd seems to work, reports oddball 12V
readings:
Jul 4 10:57:10 kabini1 healthd: A value of 0.00 for CPU #0 Cooling Fan
with a range of (1000.00 <= n <= 9999.00)
Jul 4 10:57:10 kabini1 healthd: A value of 0.00 for CPU #1 Cooling Fan
with a range of (1000.00 <= n <= 9999.00)
Jul 4 10:57:10 kabini1 healthd: A value of 0.00 for Case Fan Cooling
Fan with a range of (100.00 <= n <= 9999.00)
Jul 4 10:57:10 kabini1 healthd: A value of 2.50 for CPU #0 Core Voltage
with a range of (1.95 <= n <= 2.05)
Jul 4 10:57:10 kabini1 healthd: A value of 3.78 for CPU #1 Core Voltage
with a range of (1.95 <= n <= 2.05)
Jul 4 10:57:10 kabini1 healthd: A value of 5.64 for 5 Volt with a range
of (4.75 <= n <= 5.25)
Jul 4 10:57:10 kabini1 healthd: A value of 6.57 for 12 Volt with a
range of (10.80 <= n <= 13.20)
Jul 4 10:57:10 kabini1 healthd: A value of -2.42 for -5 Volt with a
range of (-5.50 <= n <= -4.50)
Jul 4 10:57:26 kabini1 healthd: A value of 0.00 for CPU #0 Cooling Fan
with a range of (1000.00 <= n <= 9999.00)
Jul 4 10:57:26 kabini1 healthd: A value of 0.00 for CPU #1 Cooling Fan
with a range of (1000.00 <= n <= 9999.00)
Jul 4 10:57:26 kabini1 healthd: A value of 0.00 for Case Fan Cooling
Fan with a range of (100.00 <= n <= 9999.00)
Jul 4 10:57:26 kabini1 healthd: A value of 2.50 for CPU #0 Core Voltage
with a range of (1.95 <= n <= 2.05)
Jul 4 10:57:26 kabini1 healthd: A value of 3.78 for CPU #1 Core Voltage
with a range of (1.95 <= n <= 2.05)
Jul 4 10:57:26 kabini1 healthd: A value of 5.64 for 5 Volt with a range
of (4.75 <= n <= 5.25)
Jul 4 10:57:26 kabini1 healthd: A value of 6.57 for 12 Volt with a
range of (10.80 <= n <= 13.20)
Jul 4 10:57:26 kabini1 healthd: A value of -2.42 for -5 Volt with a
range of (-5.50 <= n <= -4.50)
from my syslog file, with:
[root at kabini1, /etc, 11:09:08am] 1004 % sysctl -A | grep -i temp
<118>Jul 4 10:51:49 kabini1 healthd: A value of 36.00 for Chip Set
Temperature with a range of (0.00 <= n <= 30.00)
<118>Jul 4 10:51:49 kabini1 healthd: A value of 39.50 for CPU #0
Temperature with a range of (10.00 <= n <= 30.00)
<118>Jul 4 10:51:49 kabini1 healthd: A value of 42.00 for CPU #1
Temperature with a range of (10.00 <= n <= 30.00)
net.inet6.ip6.use_tempaddr: 0
net.inet6.ip6.temppltime: 86400
net.inet6.ip6.tempvltime: 604800
net.inet6.ip6.prefer_tempaddr: 0
hw.usb.template: 0
dev.cpu.0.temperature: 11.3C
dev.cpu.1.temperature: 11.3C
dev.cpu.2.temperature: 11.3C
dev.cpu.3.temperature: 11.3C
dev.amdtemp.0.%desc: AMD CPU On-Die Thermal Sensors
dev.amdtemp.0.%driver: amdtemp
dev.amdtemp.0.%parent: hostb5
dev.amdtemp.0.sensor0.core0: 11.3C
[root at kabini1, /etc, 11:11:10am] 1005 %
from sysctl ....
[root at kabini1, /etc, 11:11:52am] 1005 % uname -a
FreeBSD kabini1.local 9.3-RELEASE-p13 FreeBSD 9.3-RELEASE-p13 #0: Tue
Apr 7 03:01:12 UTC 2015
root at amd64-builder.daemonology.net:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC amd64
[root at kabini1, /etc, 11:11:55am] 1006 %
I think those temp. values are OK-ish, better than those from amdtemp
.... YMMV & all that rot.
--
William A. Mahaffey III
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