[Soekris] soekris and openbsd

[Stuart Henderson]

On 2006/07/18 01:55, Gustavo Rios wrote:
> how did you get sensorsd working with openbsd on this hardware?

The sensors on 4801 just show up straight away, nothing
special to do, just edit sensorsd.conf(5).

sensorsd won't monitor the HD temperature, you'll need
smartmontools for that. There aren't many occasions I'd want
to use a HD in a Soekris any more, 2GB Sandisk CF are easier
to buy and cheaper than 2.5" hard drives (lots on Ebay).

[root at yarrow /]# sysctl hw.sensors 
hw.sensors.0=nsclpcsio0, Remote Temp 1, 127.00 degC
hw.sensors.1=nsclpcsio0, Remote Temp 2, 127.00 degC
hw.sensors.2=nsclpcsio0, Local Temp, 60.00 degC
hw.sensors.3=nsclpcsio0, VSENS0, 3.01 V DC
hw.sensors.4=nsclpcsio0, VSENS1, 2.03 V DC
hw.sensors.5=nsclpcsio0, VSENS2, 2.52 V DC
hw.sensors.6=nsclpcsio0, VSENS3, 0.61 V DC
hw.sensors.7=nsclpcsio0, VSENS4, 2.50 V DC
hw.sensors.8=nsclpcsio0, VSENS5, 2.53 V DC
hw.sensors.9=nsclpcsio0, VSENS6, 0.00 V DC
hw.sensors.10=nsclpcsio0, VSB, 3.33 V DC
hw.sensors.11=nsclpcsio0, VDD, 3.33 V DC
hw.sensors.12=nsclpcsio0, VBAT, 3.01 V DC
hw.sensors.13=nsclpcsio0, AVDD, 3.31 V DC
hw.sensors.14=nsclpcsio0, TS1, 1.65 V DC
hw.sensors.15=nsclpcsio0, TS2, 1.65 V DC
hw.sensors.16=nsclpcsio0, TS3, 1.54 V DC