diff --git a/BACKGROUND b/BACKGROUND
index a7b452c0..c15c665e 100644
--- a/BACKGROUND
+++ b/BACKGROUND
@@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ to know about it. And because the configuration file is reread each time
a new application is started, you can change configuration values without
having to recompile anything.
-This package does not contain a nice graphical monitor. Look at the file
-doc/useful_addresses.html for pointers to such programs. It does contain
-an example console program that reports all current sensors values. This
-program is called 'sensors'. You can use it as a reference implementation
-for more intricate programs.
+This package does not contain a nice graphical monitor. See
+http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/UsefulLinks for pointers to such programs.
+It does contain an example console program that reports all current sensors
+values. This program is called 'sensors'. You can use it as a reference
+implementation for more intricate programs.
There are many, many kernel modules in this package, and there are lots
of different sensor chips supported. Sometimes, it can be hard to
diff --git a/CHANGES b/CHANGES
index 5ddf9214..894ef44b 100644
--- a/CHANGES
+++ b/CHANGES
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ lm_sensors CHANGES file
SVN HEAD
File sensors.conf.eg: Add a thmc50 section
+ File useful_addresses.html: Moved to the wiki
Library: Fix a memory leak on error
Speed up sensors_get_ignored() a bit
Fix thmc50 support for Linux 2.6
diff --git a/doc/developers/makefiles b/doc/developers/makefiles
index b9e9e41e..4a800247 100644
--- a/doc/developers/makefiles
+++ b/doc/developers/makefiles
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
The Makefiles in this package are rather advanced. They are partially based
-on the article "Recursive Make considered Harmful", written by Peter Miller.
-See doc/useful_addresses.html for a link to this article.
+on the article "Recursive Make considered Harmful", written by Peter Miller:
+ http://miller.emu.id.au/pmiller/books/rmch/
There is one big Makefile in the root of this package. It includes many
other files; one for each directory in which source code is found. These
diff --git a/doc/progs b/doc/progs
index b4c2cf63..e88c387c 100644
--- a/doc/progs
+++ b/doc/progs
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ These programs are generally small utilities used for debugging,
and installation of the lm_sensors package, and for demonstrating
the use of the drivers and libraries in this package.
For more elaborate programs (for example, GUI sensor displays),
-see useful_addresses.html.
+see http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/UsefulLinks.
* prog/config/grab_busses.sh (written in bash and awk, not installed)
diff --git a/doc/useful_addresses.html b/doc/useful_addresses.html
deleted file mode 100644
index 7e521ef9..00000000
--- a/doc/useful_addresses.html
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,329 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- I²C, SMBus and hardware monitoring references
-
-
-
-
-I²C, SMBus and hardware monitoring references
-
-This document contains all kinds of useful references to I²C and SMBus
-documents and implementations, and to hardware sensors documentation and
-implementations. Please report any other references you have found!
-
-
-- I²C
-
-
-- SMBus
-
-
-- I²C and SMBus implementations
-
- - ALi (M1533,
- M1535,
- M1535D,
- M1543C)
-
ALi chipsets include SMBus adapters, integrated with many other functions.
-
Datasheets available on
- request.
- - Intel (PIIX4,
- 82443MX,
- i801, i810,
- i810E,
- i815)
-
Intel SMBus adapter, integrated with many other functions.
-
Datasheets available for
- download.
- - Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS5595,
- SiS630,
- SiS645,
- SiS961)
-
No datasheet found.
- - VIA (VT85C586B, VT82C596, VT82C596B, VT82C686A,
- VT82C686B, VT8231, VT8233, VT8233A)
-
VIA I²C adapters, integrated with many other functions (south bridge).
- Each south bridge may be used in many chipsets. To know which south bridge is used in
- your VIA chipset, use this table.
-
Datasheets available on
- request.
-
-
-- Hardware monitoring chips
-
- - Analog Devices
- (ADM1021A,
- ADM1022,
- ADM1023,
- ADM1024,
- ADM1025,
- ADM1025A,
- ADM1026,
- ADM1027,
- ADM1028,
- ADM1029,
- ADM1030,
- ADM1031,
- ADM1032,
- ADM9240)
-
Datasheets available for download.
- - Genesys Logic (GL518, GL520, GL523)
-
No datasheet available.
- - Hewlett Packard (Maxilife)
-
Datasheets only under NDA.
- - Maxim IC (includes Dallas Semiconductor)
- (DS75,
- DS1621, DS1625,
- DS1775,
- DS1780,
- MAX1617,
- MAX1617A)
-
Datasheets available for
- download.
- - Myson (MTP008)
-
No datasheet available.
- - National Semiconductor
- (LM75,
- LM77,
- LM78, LM78J,
- LM79,
- LM80,
- LM84,
- LM87,
- LM92)
-
Datasheets available for
- download.
- - Silicon Integrated Systems (SIS5595, SIS950)
-
No datasheet available.
- - Texas Instruments
- (THMC10,
- THMC50)
-
Datasheets available for download.
- - VIA (VT82C686A, VT82C686B, VT8231, VT1211)
-
VIA bridges and chips which include integrated sensors.
-
Datasheets available on
- request.
- - Winbond (W83781D, W83782D, W83783S,
- W83791D, W83792D, W83L785TS-S,
- W83627HF, W83627THF, W83637HF, W83687THF, W83697HF)
-
Datasheets available for
- hardware monitoring and
- super-I/O
- chips.
-
-
-- Other protocol information
-
- - IPMI documentation
-
IPMI (intelligent platform management interface), a standard for hardware
- monitor chip reading.
-
-
-- Installation guides
-
-
-- Motherboard configuration files
-
Poject is rather incomplete, help is wanted to develop it further (or start a new one altogether)!
-
-
-
- As far we know only one motherboard manufacturer provides sensors.conf files:
-
-
- Personal collections:
-
-
-- Hardware monitoring applications using the lm_sensors package
-
- - LM Sensors
-
First see the
- prog
- directory in the lm_sensors package for sample applications. In particular,
- see Tellerstats, a web-based
- hardware monitor created by Phil Edelbrock, one of our main project contributors.
- - Freshmeat
-
A search for "lm_sensors"
- brings up a good starter list.
- - GNOME Sensors Applet
-
An applet for the GNOME panel to monitor lm_sensors outputs.
- - ASFATM (Afterstep fan and temperature monitor)
-
A wharf/dock app that is capable of displaying system/CPU temperatures and up to
- three fan rotation speeds depending on the hardware being used. The development has
- stopped, but you still can download the sources from
- Planet Mirror
- or LIP6.
- - ASFTAVM
- (Afterstep fan, temperature and voltage monitor)
-
An enhancement of ASFATM.
- - CheapI2C
-
A real-time linux I2C bus protocol capture tool using the parallel port.
- - Dogsled
-
A tool to manage and monitor Linux clusters.
- - GKrellM
-
GKrellM is a single process stack of system monitors
- which supports applying themes to match its appearance to your
- window manager, Gtk, or any other theme. Very popular.
- - KSim
-
KSim is a GKrellM equivalent for KDE. Supports GKrellM skins.
- - GPDial Applet
-
A Gnome applet that displays a specific number from a file on the Gnome panel.
- By configuring it for a specific sensor file in /proc, you get a
- sensor reading. Requires fam and fam++.
- - GSensor
-
GTK+ application.
- - LCD4Linux
-
Displays kernel information on an external LCD.
- - phpSysInfo
-
Generates a web page with system information, optionally including sensors output.
- Recommended.
- - ProcMeter 3
-
A comprehensive system monitoring package. Nice desktop application.
- Recommended.
- - Sens2web
-
A Perl script to generate a web page of sensor readings.
- - Sensor Sweep Applet
-
A configurable Gnome panel applet.
- - Sensors Server
-
Nice client/server application with a html-embedded Java applet.
- - Sentinelle
-
A daemon which warns you when your sensor readings reach critical values.
- - WMSensors
-
A Windowmaker dockapp. By Adrian Baugh, maintained by the Debian team.
- - WMSens Dockapp
-
A Windowmaker dockapp that works only with the Winbond 83697HF chipset.
- By Jonathan D. Meadows.
- - WMgtemp
-
A Windowmaker dockapp that displays the CPU and system temperatures.
- By Roger Dunce.
- - WMtemp
-
Another Windowmaker dockapp that displays the CPU and system temperatures.
- By Peter Gnodde. Inspired from WMgtemp.
- - Varyfan
-
A C program to vary the fan speeds for the CPU and case fans according to
- the temperature of the CPU and motherboard. By Ian Nicholls, more or less
- abandoned.
- - xsensors
-
A X11 version of sensors. Requires GTK+ 2.0. Nice, although many chips are not
- supported yet.
- - Floyd Davidson has nice monitoring
- data graphics generated using
- modified tellerstats
- scripts
- - E-Sensors
-
An Enlightenment frontend (epplet) to lm_sensors, by Øystein Haare.
-
-
-- Other hardware monitoring implementations (not using LM Sensors)
-
- - Alexander Larsson's
- LM78 module
-
The original module LM Sensors is based upon.
- - Beowulf project LM78 module
-
By Erik Hendriks. Old, probably unmaintained.
- - smartmontools
-
The smartmontools package contains two utility programs
- (smartctl and smartd) to control and monitor storage systems
- using the Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology
- System (SMART) built into most modern ATA and SCSI hard
- disks.
- - hddtemp
-
Get the hard drive temperatures
- using the Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology
- System (SMART) built into most modern ATA and SCSI hard
- disks. Much simpler than smartmontools.
- - TXWD
-
Another LM78/LM75 module, by Chris Benndorf.
- - Beta SMBus access
- through the BIOS interface
-
Old, obviously abandoned.
-
-
-- Other useful tools
-
- - CPUBurn
-
CPU-heating program to stress-test marginally-cooled systems and test
- LM Sensors. Highly recommended.
- - RRDTool (Round Robin
- Database)
-
A database for readings taken over time, such as sensor data.
- The LM Sensors package contains scripts to create and update an RRD database
- and graphically display the data on webpages.
-
-
-- White papers, documents, articles and other things
-
-
-
-
-
-
-