Ivan
Ivan
Nope, the solution must come from Windows or OHMR itself. However, you could assign the regular run in Scheduled Tasks.
OHMR reports could be found here: https://github.com/openhardwaremonitor/openhardwaremonitor/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Aissue%20report
Got lmsensors. Badly need outputs of `sysctl dev.cpu | grep temperature` on multiprocessor FreeBSD system (after `kldload coretemp` or `kldload amdtemp` of course).
At last! Strange output, wonder if it works. I'll test it out, thanks!
@gecon Could you please provide `sensors -u` output? Is it one processor or two?
@gecon Would be glad if you test the solution out: https://github.com/nobodysu/zabbix-mini-IPMI/blob/cpu_refactoring/Linux/mini_ipmi_lmsensors.py
@gecon That's great, thanks!
I need some time to test it on win10. Could you post your outputs as mentioned in https://github.com/nobodysu/zabbix-mini-IPMI#testing
Hmm, could you post your OHMR output also? (omitting the serials) `> OpenHardwareMonitorReport.exe > ohmr.txt`
Do you have an output on: ``` $ cat /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/temp1_input ``` Then try using: ``` UserParameter=mini.cputemp.discovery[*], echo '{"data": [{"{#CPU}": 0 }]}' && echo \"$2\" mini.cpu.temp[cpu0,MAX] $(( `cat /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/temp1_input` / 1000...