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    Question Ubuntu No Temps in Gdesklets...

    right got a ASRock K7S41GX and I guess it has temp sensors right? anyways its via chipset erm anything i have to install? i'm quite new to ubuntu.it is very important i get these temps working.
    spec of board... http://www.asrock.com/product/K7S41GX.htm
    PLEASE help!
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    Good riddance. Wish I'd done it about a year ago.

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    open a terminal
    type "sudo aptitude install lm-sensors"
    type "sudo sensors-detect"
    say "yes" to everything you get asked by the previous two commands
    reboot

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    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ sudo aptitude install lm-sensors
    Reading package lists... Done
    Building dependency tree... Done
    Initializing package states... Done
    Building tag database... Done
    No packages will be installed, upgraded, or removed.
    0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
    Need to get 0B of archives. After unpacking 0B will be used.
    Writing extended state information... Done
    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ sudo sensors-detect
    No i2c device files found. Use prog/mkdev/mkdev.sh to create them.
    Quote Originally Posted by Fraz regarding the Apple Mighty Mouse
    I just got so fed up with this thing for it's crappy erratically working scroll ball and poor right-click detection that I just threw it against a wall and it exploded.

    Good riddance. Wish I'd done it about a year ago.

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    odd, that shouldn't happen on ubuntu.

    what does "dpkg -l udev" say?

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    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ dpkg: status database area is locked by another process
    bash: dpkg:: command not found
    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ otacon@miniatxnode:~$ dpkg -l udev
    bash: otacon@miniatxnode:~$: command not found
    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ | Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed
    bash: syntax error near unexpected token `|'
    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ |/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
    bash: syntax error near unexpected token `|'
    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ ||/ Name Version Description
    bash: syntax error near unexpected token `||'
    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ +++-==============-==============-============================================
    bash: +++-==============-==============-============================================: command not found
    otacon@miniatxnode:~$ ii udev 079-0ubuntu34 rule-based device node and kernel event mana
    bash: ii: command not found
    Quote Originally Posted by Fraz regarding the Apple Mighty Mouse
    I just got so fed up with this thing for it's crappy erratically working scroll ball and poor right-click detection that I just threw it against a wall and it exploded.

    Good riddance. Wish I'd done it about a year ago.

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    and "ls -ld /dev/.udev" ?

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    drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 80 2006-10-17 23:34 /dev/.udev
    Quote Originally Posted by Fraz regarding the Apple Mighty Mouse
    I just got so fed up with this thing for it's crappy erratically working scroll ball and poor right-click detection that I just threw it against a wall and it exploded.

    Good riddance. Wish I'd done it about a year ago.

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    then i can't think of any reason for sensors-detect to throw "No i2c device files found. Use prog/mkdev/mkdev.sh to create them."

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    how do i do that:S
    Quote Originally Posted by Fraz regarding the Apple Mighty Mouse
    I just got so fed up with this thing for it's crappy erratically working scroll ball and poor right-click detection that I just threw it against a wall and it exploded.

    Good riddance. Wish I'd done it about a year ago.

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    before that - you may want to check that the kernel modules for your board/sensors are actually loaded

    check for i2c-core.ko and see if that is loaded and running at the time you run sensors-detect.

    thats one of the more common reasons for sensors to fail.
    It is Inevitable.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by ikonia View Post
    before that - you may want to check that the kernel modules for your board/sensors are actually loaded

    check for i2c-core.ko and see if that is loaded and running at the time you run sensors-detect.

    thats one of the more common reasons for sensors to fail.
    the error message above shouldn't happen if sensors-detect realises you use devfs or udev, as module creation is handled automatically. it's bizzare for it not to have realised that udev is in use.

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    agreed it is bizzare, but I have seen udev failt to trigger a module load - and I have seen these modules fail to load at startup. Never hurts to check
    It is Inevitable.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by ikonia View Post
    agreed it is bizzare, but I have seen udev failt to trigger a module load - and I have seen these modules fail to load at startup. Never hurts to check
    the job of sensors-detect is to determine which modules to force the loading of (with /etc/modules)

    i don't have a dapper copy handy, but looking at the edgy version, the stated error message is triggered if: a) /dev/i2c-0 doesn't exist b) $use_devfs is empty or c) $use_udev is empty. see sensors-detect line 2041ish.

    ignoring devfs, $use_udev is non-blank under two conditions: a) /etc/udev/udev.conf specifies a udev_db location or b) one of the following exists: /dev/.udev.tdb, /dev/.udev, /dev/.udevdb. see sensors-detect line 2010ish

    i can't see why it would bail out with the stated error message when no bail condition is met

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    no worries guys thanks for trying anyway appreciate all your help espesically you directhex. agents been well helpful too.cheers guys
    Quote Originally Posted by Fraz regarding the Apple Mighty Mouse
    I just got so fed up with this thing for it's crappy erratically working scroll ball and poor right-click detection that I just threw it against a wall and it exploded.

    Good riddance. Wish I'd done it about a year ago.

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    agents been well helpful too.cheers guys
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