SencorCheck

    SensorCheck is a simple bash script that parse the /sys directory on a 2.6.x linux series
    to check for lm_sensors data and puts the result on standard output.
    For now i've tested it on my linux 2.6.0-test6 on an asus p2b-d with a w83781d chip
    and seems to work fine, i need info of other system and/or mainboard or sensors chip.

Note:
    Lm_sensors in the new 2.6.x linux kernel use sysfs, then to use sensorcheck you need a well configured system.
    To work fine you need to load i2c support, the lm_sensors module of your sensor chip and then mount the /sysfs.
    In the etc/fstab result something like:

sysfs  		/sys   		sysfs	 defaults     			0 	0

lsmod result:

w83781d                36352  0 
i2c_sensor              3328  1 w83781d
i2c_piix4               7948  0 
i2c_core               26248  3 w83781d,i2c_sensor,i2c_piix4

SensorCheck is released under the GNU General Public License (GPLv2).

Download:

    SensorCheck can be downloaded from:
        download from http
        ftp://ftp.no-net.org/pub/projects/sensorcheck/
        http://freshmeat.net/projects/sensorchek

Status:

Currend development version is 0.6
Click here to see the Changelog

To do:

    I need to test it with other lm_sensors chip,
    Code need to be checked,
    Add some documentation file like INSTALL, README, USAGE...
    I think to add a litle system of alarm to check if some value exceeds the min or max limit.
    In future new features can be: an interactive output, option to calculate temp in celsius or fahrenheit,
    add a configuration file.

Example:

    $ sensorcheck

Sensorcheck 0.6 for lm_sensors for linux kernel 2.6.x series
This software was written by Fabio Borraccetti 

sensor name: w83781d
fan 1: 0 ( min: 3000; div: 2)
fan 2: 5672 ( min: 3000; div: 2)
fan 3: 4591 ( min: 3000; div: 2)
temp 1: 29.00 ( min: 60.00; max: 127.00; tempdiv: 100 )
temp 2: 35.00 ( min: 50.00; max: 60.00; tempdiv: 100 )
temp 3: 33.00 ( min: 50.00; max: 60.00; tempdiv: 100 )
volt 0: 1.96 ( min: 1.85; max:2.25; indiv: 1000 )
volt 1: 1.96 ( min: 1.85; max:2.25; indiv: 1000 )
volt 2: 3.16 ( min: 2.97; max:3.63; indiv: 1000 )
volt 3: 2.92 ( min: 2.68; max:3.26; indiv: 1000 )
volt 4: 3.12 ( min: 2.84; max:3.45; indiv: 1000 )
volt 5: 3.37 ( min: 3.10; max:3.79; indiv: 1000 )
volt 6: 3.23 ( min: 2.99; max:3.64; indiv: 1000 )
vid: 2050
vrm: 82
rt 1: 1
rt 2: 3
rt 3: 5
alarm status: 4160
beep_enable: 0
beep_mask: 0
detach_state: 0
power state: 0

$ ./sensorcheck -h

help:
usage ./sensorcheck
usage ./sensorcheck -sftFvabdphVl -T value -I value
Option:
   c		run only check test and exit
   s		print the sensor chip name
   f		print only fan section
   t		print only temperature section
   F		print temperature section in farenhit
   v		print only the voltage section
   a		print the alarm state
   b		print the beep state
   d		print the detach state
   p		print the power section
   h		print this help
   V		print only version info
   l		print the copyright info
   T value 	print the temperature section with tempdiv set to value
   V value 	print the voltage section with indiv set to value
Example:
   ./sensorcheck -sftvabdp
   this print all info without the version

Developer

    This script is written and mantained by Fabio Borraccetti <miasma at no-net.org>
    Homepage http://miasma.no-net.org mirror: http://ternilug.org/~miasma/
    If someone wants to help me, there is always some work to do, then doesn't hesitate
    to contact me! Help me to test this software, give me suggest and new features...

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