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temperature is -1 #21
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Sorry for the delay in reply. As you say you are running a debian server can you please try the following command.
This should yield various sensor values for the CPU. If the command is not found please consider installing the lm-sensors package.
After the package installation execute the following command
You may also need to run the following
Please let me know if this solves the issue. You may also need to restart pimatic once |
@sgoetze Any news? Did you try to install the lm-sensors package? |
@ mwittig: I did all this and I did it once more now. This is the summary of sensor-detect:
Command sensors shows this:
I have still pimatic version 0.9.48 running, hope that is no problem. |
On my Debian Stretch (no RPi) pimatic server the sysinfo plugin shows -1 for CPU temperature.
I use a small PC with a VIA CPU and a HDD for pimatic server. I have installed lm-sensors, did sensors-detect and kmod is started. Runnig sensors from shell gives:
If it's a problem of my special hardware please close the issue again. I have a watchdog running even for CPU temperature and no problem if sysinfo is not showing this information for my server.
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