Version: 1.2.0 (using KDE KDE 3.5.8) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages OS: Linux My system is slightly dated - an ASUS A7n266-VM with an AMD XP 1800+ processor. When I loaded up Ksysguard, I couldn't find any option for tracking temperature data. Googling and IRC help led to the following page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto# The first comment on that page applied to my Gutsy install: "In Gutsy the process to configure lm-sensors is much simpler. I installed lm-sensors and sensors-applet, ran sudo sensors-detect (and said yes to everything). It asks if I want it to automatically add the modules to /etc/modules, I said yes. Then restart to get the modules (one could do some modprobing, but just restarting is easier) . Then I added the sensor applet to my panel." My results were: #----cut here---- # I2C adapter drivers i2c-amd756 # Chip drivers w83781d #----cut here---- sudo modprobe i2c-amd756 sudo modprobe w83781d After running modprobe, I could get an option to track "Hardware sensors" in Ksysguard. The sensor names are rather cryptic though: M/"B_Temp" apparently indicates the motherboard temperature and so on. Thanks!
Those cryptic names are supplied by the manufacturer. If you list them here, with the translated name, we can try to add a lookup to ksysguard.
Is this still an issue? Marking as needsinfo for now.
This should work OOTB now, please reopen if there are still issues with those sensors.