You need to make sure that sensors-detect command is present on your machine and initialized.
If not, install the package called lm_sensors or lm-sensors (depends on your distro) and refresh Dashboard using refresh button at top right of the header. In case it doesn't work, run sensors-detect from console and try again.
Last edit: Ilia 2019-08-14
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Not OP, but I am having the same basic question, though I obviously don't know if it stems from a different issue; my lm-sensors & sensors-detect are working and I can even set up a monitor for it under "System and Server Status" (where it reads correct values), yet no temperatures appear on my dashboard nor on the side-dashboard.
I tried:
Re-running sensors-detect
Restarting webmin (and entire server, after some package updates)
Refreshing on the dashboard top-right corner & in browser
"Refresh Modules"
Switching & updating the theme
Forcing the right side-panel as per your instructions in this GitHub-post
Have attached screenshots of both dashboard as well as the lm-sensors module under the "System and Server Status".
Any suggestions on what to try next?
edit/extra question; any way to also show hdd-temps on the dashboard?
edit2; after installing Webmin System stats, including the packages I was missing for it (rrdtool & librrds-perl), I now have hdd-temps on my dashboard
I ran sensors-detect, and no sensors were found. I'm not sure why. When I run app on my iPhone to connect to my Pi, (SimplePi or PiHelper) I see the temperature of the CPU and the GPU. So maybe since they aren't detected with lm_sensors, that is why they don't show up?
I see something like this command line that measures GPU temp.
/opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd measure_temp
How an I now get it to show in Webmin as a graphical display similar to the others in the summary page?
Any help to get me to the next step is appreciated.
Carl
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How can I add CPU temperature to the Dashboard along with the CPU, Memory etc.?
Hi,
You need to make sure that
sensors-detectcommand is present on your machine and initialized.If not, install the package called
lm_sensorsorlm-sensors(depends on your distro) and refresh Dashboard using refresh button at top right of the header. In case it doesn't work, runsensors-detectfrom console and try again.Last edit: Ilia 2019-08-14
Hi there,
Not OP, but I am having the same basic question, though I obviously don't know if it stems from a different issue; my lm-sensors & sensors-detect are working and I can even set up a monitor for it under "System and Server Status" (where it reads correct values), yet no temperatures appear on my dashboard nor on the side-dashboard.
I tried:
Have attached screenshots of both dashboard as well as the lm-sensors module under the "System and Server Status".
Any suggestions on what to try next?
edit/extra question; any way to also show hdd-temps on the dashboard?
edit2; after installing Webmin System stats, including the packages I was missing for it (
rrdtool&librrds-perl), I now have hdd-temps on my dashboardLast edit: Alexander Bentén Luksep 2019-08-15
Ilia,
I ran sensors-detect, and no sensors were found. I'm not sure why. When I run app on my iPhone to connect to my Pi, (SimplePi or PiHelper) I see the temperature of the CPU and the GPU. So maybe since they aren't detected with lm_sensors, that is why they don't show up?
I see something like this command line that measures GPU temp.
/opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd measure_temp
How an I now get it to show in Webmin as a graphical display similar to the others in the summary page?
Any help to get me to the next step is appreciated.
Carl
Hi, Carl.
Have a look:
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/625
https://github.com/lm-sensors/lm-sensors/issues/30
Thans Ilia. Very good info. Helpful overall. Still not clear to me how to get it built into Webmin interface though.
Carl