Sensors apps or activate hardware sensors on EOS?

[nicknick]

Hi friends.

I am using EOS KDE 6.0 with KDE System Monitor to customize the temperatures of my cpu, gpu, ssd, hdd etc:

The problem is that KDE System Monitor does not detect the temperature of my ssd, hdd and motherboard. I remember that these had sensors because Windows detected them.

Then searching on Google I found this, although I don’t know if it’s correct, and I also don’t know if all of them are applications:

• ksyguard
• lm sensor 32/64
• qt5 sensors 32/64
• qt6 sensor 32/64
• plasma 5 monitor
• widgets
• other apps

Instead of installing and trying everything, I would like to know what you recommend. Thanks in advance!

[MadMax]

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[milkytwix]

MAybe your sensor problem is the same as I had:

Plasma6 Update - somehow no temperature of hard disks anymore

So, I just pulled the trigger and did the dreaded update. I succesfully avoided the wayland step, so now I am n Plasma6 with X11, and almost everything is working fine. Some of my widgets ain’t there yet, but developers are on it, so that is that - with one exception. While I was checking the widget situation for this exception something confused me: In the past I used the widget “Thermal Monitor” https://gitlab.com/agurenko/plasma-applet-thermal-monitor/-/issues - devolpment seems inexistent. …

Try this out.

REgarding the system monitor thingy I have no suggestion to make, every solution I know is subpar to the incredible Hardware64 from Windows…

[Archnoob]

I don’t have an answer for your sensors issue, but it seems like you’re looking for a good system monitor. The one that comes installled with EOS is excellent. It launches from the terminal but I liked it so much that I made a shortcut. You just have to type glances in the terminal. Here’s a sample of how incredibly detailed it is…

[nicknick]

@milkytwix

MAybe your sensor problem is the same as I had:

So, I just pulled the trigger and did the dreaded update. I succesfully avoided the wayland step, so now I am n Plasma6 with X11, and almost everything is working fine. Some of my widgets ain’t there yet, but developers are on it, so that is that - with one exception. While I was checking the widget situation for this exception something confused me: In the past I used the widget “Thermal Monitor” https://gitlab.com/agurenko/plasma-applet-thermal-monitor/-/issues - devolpment seems inexistent. …

Try this out.

REgarding the system monitor thingy I have no suggestion to make, every solution I know is subpar to the incredible Hardware64 from Windows…

Sorry for replying so long after, but I haven’t had time to try it out until now.

This was definitely what I was looking for and it fixed my problem!

I’ve added it to my KDE temperature settings, and it works perfectly!

The only problem is that I don’t know which disk each temperature belongs to, although I know that in Sata 0 is the Corsair, in Sata 1 the Kingston and in Sata 2 the Maxtor, but I don’t know how to differentiate them:

drivetemp-scsi-4-0
Adapter: SCSI adapter
temp1:        +40.0°C  

drivetemp-scsi-0-0
Adapter: SCSI adapter
temp1:        +33.0°C  

drivetemp-scsi-1-0
Adapter: SCSI adapter
temp1:        +31.0°C  

But whatever, the 3 disks have good temperatures it seems, which is just what I needed.

Thanks again for your help friend!