Check Your openSuse System Temperature [technotes]

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====== Check Your openSuse System Temperature ======


Sometimes, it’s important to check the system temperature in your Operating System.

Install a hddtemp tool; for openSuse go to:

[[http://software.opensuse.org/package/hddtemp]]

Install a psensor GUI tool, for openSuse go to:

[[http://software.opensuse.org/package/psensor]]

This package include lm-sensors, so you don’t have to install it before installing psensor.

open your console and write the command to detect the sensors in your system

<code>
sensors-detect
</code>

write the command to get some temperature data:

<code>
psensor
</code>

A GUI application pop up. You see the the graph and temperature depend on the sensor have been detected.

Alas, there’s no data for NVidia GPU (licensing problem). There’s no date for HDDs either, but you can just write the command:

<code>
hddtemp your/disk/path
</code>

For example:

hddtemp /dev/sda

the output depends on system

You can also write the command:

<code>
sensors
</code>

the output depends on system
In this way, you can check your system temperature for: CPU (for each core) and HDD.