Hi! I have good puzzle for experts in linux hardware: I need to monitor the temperature of my motherboard (Asus P4B533-VM), the cpu temperature, fans rpm, and the voltage if possible. I know that recent motherboards have "sensor chips" which gives this info. Why? We are working on a 180 nodes Cluster (a group of computers put together to get more computing power), for now. But this is just our prototype, we are planning to build another with 1024 nodes. As those machines will be runninng 24h/24h, 7days a week, we have to be able to shutdown automatically a pc that overheats... What have I tried ? Until now, i have found X Motherboard Monitor and LM Sensors, 2 programs that "talks" directly to the sensor chip. Unfortunatly, both of them do not support the sensor chip of my motherboard (Asus ASM58 Mozart-2). Help! :p I think we can read these infos in the BIOS too, but how ? Any help will be much appreciated ? Thanks, ------------ David Lauzon Centre de Calcul Scientifique Université de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke (Québec, Canada) J1K 2R1 Tel. : (819) 821-8000 #1988