Title:          lm_sensors.tcz
Description:    Hardware monitoring tool
Version:        3.4.0
Author:         Frodo Looijaard, Merlin Hughes, Bob Schlaermann, Mark M. Hoffman, Jean Delvare
Original-site:  https://github.com/groeck/lm-sensors/releases
Copying-policy: libsensors = LGPL +  Balance of files = GPL v2
Size:		120KB
Extension_by:   aus9
Tags:	    	Hardware monitoring tool sensors lm_sensors lm-sensors temp fan
Comments:       lm_sensors can show various sensor output from some motherboards or cards.
		Not all have sensors builtin. The following assumes you want results on reboot
		
                First run $ sudo sensors-detect, to identify available sensors, then
                check /etc/sysconfig/lm_sensors for necessary kernel modules. 
		eg last lines in that file could be	
		MODULE_0=coretemp
		MODULE_1=it87

		Add lines to /opt/bootlocal.sh in reverse order to your list eg
		/sbin/modprobe it87
		/sbin/modprobe coretemp

		Add "etc/sysconfig/lm_sensors" without the quotes to /opt/.filetool.lst 
		Add "lm_sensors.tcz" without the quotes to your tce/onboot.lst if not there

		Reboot and run $ sensors

    		Some sensors may output incorrect values so read  /etc/sensors3.conf.
		If changes made, add your config file to your /opt/.filetool.lst please

		Supported chips http://www.lm-sensors.org/browser/lm-sensors/trunk/doc/chips/SUMMARY

		Want simple output? Install inxi and run
		$ inxi -s (or) more output $ inxi -v 5 -- see inxi -h for other options
		Want continuous output?
		Install conky but I am not an expert on it tho.

		Note this does not need sensord (daemon) running. Each time you check sensors,
		you will get a different value. YMMV

Change-log:     2010/10/18 First version, 3.3.1 by bmarkus
		2013/01/07 Includes changes to 3.3.2 and 3.3.3
                2013/01/07 v 3.3.3 built against TC 4.x
Current:        2018/06/11 updated 3.3.3 -> 3.4.0 (juanito)