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'''Note:''' If you already know the name of the sensor module, you can modprobe it now, and skip the sensors-detect and perl install. | |||
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You will not need perl anymore. Remove it before you forget. | You will not need perl anymore. Remove it before you forget. | ||
apk_delete perl | apk_delete perl | ||
Make services start during next reboot. | Make services start during next reboot. | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 21 January 2008
This document is a short note on how to set up lm_sensors in Alpine.
Install the neccessary packages. You will need perl to run the sensors-detect script.
apk_add lm_sensors perl
Load the i2c-dev module:
echo i2c-dev >> /etc/modules modprobe i2c-dev
Note: If you already know the name of the sensor module, you can modprobe it now, and skip the sensors-detect and perl install.
Run sensors detect:
sensors-detect
On the question to scan ISA bus and Super I/O sensors, select "no". Grsec will not allow you to access /proc/port. On all other questions select the default.
You will not need perl anymore. Remove it before you forget.
apk_delete perl
Make services start during next reboot.
rc_add -k lm_sensors sensord
Start services:
/etc/init.d/lm_sensors start /etc/init.d/sensord start
Save config using lbu commit.