* * Next you need to run: * /usr/sbin/sensors-detect * to detect the I2C hardware of your system and create the file: * /etc/conf.d/lm_sensors * * You will also need to run the above command if you're upgrading from * <=lm_sensors-2.9.0, as the needed entries in /etc/conf.d/lm_sensors has * changed. * * Be warned, the probing of hardware in your system performed by * sensors-detect could freeze your system. Also make sure you read * the documentation before running lm_sensors on IBM ThinkPads. * * Please see the lm_sensors documentation and website for more information. * Seems like a pkg_config running sensors-detect would be nice. This would help if Portage some day can tell you what packages have -config available after installing a bunch of packages. Also it says please see website for more information so it would be nice to have a link to the website under it.
(In reply to comment #0) > * > * Next you need to run: > * /usr/sbin/sensors-detect > * to detect the I2C hardware of your system and create the file: > * /etc/conf.d/lm_sensors > * > * You will also need to run the above command if you're upgrading from > * <=lm_sensors-2.9.0, as the needed entries in /etc/conf.d/lm_sensors has > * changed. > * > * Be warned, the probing of hardware in your system performed by > * sensors-detect could freeze your system. Also make sure you read > * the documentation before running lm_sensors on IBM ThinkPads. > * > * Please see the lm_sensors documentation and website for more information. > * > > Seems like a pkg_config running sensors-detect would be nice. This would help > if Portage some day can tell you what packages have -config available after > installing a bunch of packages. I won't put sensors-detect into pkg_config until bug 157085 is fixed. > Also it says please see website for more information so it would be nice to > have a link to the website under it. I just updated pkg_postinst.
