hi,
enabling lm_sensors in -yast --System Services (Runlevel): Services
does not survive a reboot
lm_sensors is shown as yes*
and can be manually enabled
after each boot the cmd sensors always returns
<2013Mar16><09:43></var/log> sensors
No sensors found!
Make sure you loaded all the kernel drivers you need.
Try sensors-detect to find out which these are.
<2013Mar16><10:22></var/log>
how can the enable be auto started?
another anomaly, for all service, the only selectable run level shown is B.
has anyone else noticed this?
bug or just the set-up here?
cheers
keellambert:
hi,
enabling lm_sensors in -yast --System Services (Runlevel): Services
does not survive a reboot
lm_sensors is shown as yes*
and can be manually enabled
after each boot the cmd sensors always returns
<2013Mar16><09:43></var/log> sensors
No sensors found!
Make sure you loaded all the kernel drivers you need.
Try sensors-detect to find out which these are.
<2013Mar16><10:22></var/log>
how can the enable be auto started?
another anomaly, for all service, the only selectable run level shown is B.
has anyone else noticed this?
bug or just the set-up here?
cheers
This seems to be the NEW way.
to make a change in runlevels in Yast2 stick do the following
in expert mode
select the line you wil start fi lm-sensors
right-side of window SET/RESET select Enable the service
then leftside of window START/STOP/REFRESH select START-NOW
now lm-sensors is installed and is running
after a reboot it will start again
I had to do this for alsa sound system
purge old kernels
and to stop Postfix
succes
YaST is not yet dully integrated with systemd and contains a lot left from sysv-init.
This is what you need to do:
:~ # sensors-detect
:~ # systemctl enable lm_sensors.service
:~ # systemctl start lm_sensors.service
:~ # systemctl status lm_sensors.service
:~ # sensors
thx for quick replies
its odd, no problem shown on two machines out of the box,
did not work on third one
method via yast failed
method via terminal worked
thx again