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Manfred.Knick
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HW Monitoring exploiting Nuvoton NCT 6791D
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April 02, 2022, 04:50:59 pm »
Completely switching away from all hitherto existing IPFire installations, I'm absolutely convinced how quick well organized structures and excellent documentation eased all transformations.
Nevertheless, I'm a "newbie" in OPNsense and not as familiar with FreeBSD as with Linux and GNU userland, so I ask for indulgence.
The "Thermal Sensors" widget splendidly displays information about the CPU:
--> Lobby: Dashboard;
--> System: Settings: Miscellaneous
Linux Kernel support:
$ grep -i "NCT6791D" /usr/src/linux/drivers/hwmon/nct*.c ---> .../nct6775.c
lm-sensors monitors not only temperatures,
but - more important - also
voltages
and
fan speeds
,
enabling quite complete remote control & alert.
Further on, sensor readings of additional plug-in cards are made available.
Searching for an analogon for FreeBSD -> OPNsense,
I was prepared that my mileage might vary.
OPNsense 22.1.4_1 repository provides sysutils/smartmontools-7.3 (-> disks),
but not bsdhwmon which is documented as part of FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE.
𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚍𝚎𝚗's "sensors.sh" script ---> UPDATE 1
[
https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2022/02/15/sensors-information-on-freebsd/
]
is similarly limited to cpu+acpi+disk.
I would be grateful for any helpful hint.
Thanks a lot in advance,
and best regards.
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