Senso command not found

Good Morning,

I activated the Home version of Sophos Fiewall.
To verify the correct operation of the hardware ( a WatchGuard M370 :-) ) I need to monitor the CPU rtemperature. I found some discussion that indicates via SSH to use the “sensors” command, but on my installation there doesn't seem to be one:

Is it possible to enable/install the command?

Thank you very much.

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[edited by: Erick Jan at 3:08 PM (GMT -7) on 27 Sep 2024]

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rfcat_vk 2 months ago in reply to Roberto Paletti +1 suggested

You can buy add ons for some motherboards, but I am not sure the cost is worth it for a home user? Further you can always buy a clip/stick on type heat sensor with an external readout and connect the…

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0 rfcat_vk 2 months ago

Hi,

that is a function of the BIOS.

Ian

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0 Roberto Paletti 2 months ago in reply to rfcat_vk

Hello,
I went into the bios and the temperatures are showing...

Of course they are not real because the machine is not working.

Is there no way then to see the temperature?

Thanks
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0 Roberto Paletti 2 months ago in reply to rfcat_vk

Hello,
I went into the bios and the temperatures are showing...

Of course they are not real because the machine is not working.

Is there no way then to see the temperature?

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0 rfcat_vk 2 months ago in reply to Roberto Paletti

You can buy add ons for some motherboards, but I am not sure the cost is worth it for a home user?

Further you can always buy a clip/stick on type heat sensor with an external readout and connect the to CPU heatsink

Ian

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0 Roberto Paletti 2 months ago in reply to rfcat_vk

I had not thought of this solution even though it is certainly less precise as a measurement.
It's still a good idea.
I don't know why I hadn't thought of that, thanks for turning on my brain and for the quick responses!
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