This software is a modified version of wmsensormon package.
EPoX wmsensormon is a software hack of the original wmsensormon package, version 1.1.3. This modified version functions seamlessly on a 2.6.6 Linux kernel by utilizing the w83627hf and i2c-isa modules for hardware sensor monitoring on an EPoX 8RDA3I motherboard.
Please note that this software is provided as-is. The creator does not offer support and takes no responsibility for any issues or complications that may arise from installation or use.
To compile, simply issue a make command under the wmsensormon directory. You may need to add some -I and -L flags to the Makefile, depending on your system setup. For optimal performance, run the software like this: wmsensormon -s1 -lf 2850 -lt 50 -ls 24.
While you can adjust the temperature limits to suit your preferences, it is imperative that you use only integer values. For additional guidance, run wmsensormon without any parameters to access the help function.
Please be aware that this version of wmsensormon does not support additional features such as logging, safety command, temperature switching, or SMP support for multi-processor environments.
The software does, however, offer several options, including the ability to show temperatures in Fahrenheit, switch CPU and SYS temperature readings, set refresh time intervals, and enable logging with specified time periods.
You can also limit CPU and SYS temperatures, set fan speed limits, and adjust CPU core voltage, either by specifying minimum and maximum values or by indicating percent differences and incremental changes.
Examples of command line usage include limit temperature, fan, and voltage, and using percent and SMP settings.
Please remember that it is mandatory to specify at least one command line argument, as not all users have the same CPU, voltage, or fan setups.
Please note that this software is provided as-is. The creator does not offer support and takes no responsibility for any issues or complications that may arise from installation or use.
To compile, simply issue a make command under the wmsensormon directory. You may need to add some -I and -L flags to the Makefile, depending on your system setup. For optimal performance, run the software like this: wmsensormon -s1 -lf 2850 -lt 50 -ls 24.
While you can adjust the temperature limits to suit your preferences, it is imperative that you use only integer values. For additional guidance, run wmsensormon without any parameters to access the help function.
Please be aware that this version of wmsensormon does not support additional features such as logging, safety command, temperature switching, or SMP support for multi-processor environments.
The software does, however, offer several options, including the ability to show temperatures in Fahrenheit, switch CPU and SYS temperature readings, set refresh time intervals, and enable logging with specified time periods.
You can also limit CPU and SYS temperatures, set fan speed limits, and adjust CPU core voltage, either by specifying minimum and maximum values or by indicating percent differences and incremental changes.
Examples of command line usage include limit temperature, fan, and voltage, and using percent and SMP settings.
Please remember that it is mandatory to specify at least one command line argument, as not all users have the same CPU, voltage, or fan setups.
What's New
Version 1.2.0 EP-8RDA3I: N/A