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CPU temperature and hardware sensor readouts in bash
PowerBook G4 Titanium don't have a temperature sensor, hence the reason why the script wont give you a proper read out. Rev.A AliBooks and up have these sensors, as well as most G3 PBooks/iBooks.
CPU temperature and hardware sensor readouts in bash
I have a little application called "Temperature Monitor Lite" that reads the CPU temp and puts it in the menu bar.
CPU temp & HW readouts - macmini doesnt have sensors?!
it would be useful if there was list of which machines had which sensors ...
once again apple cant even do the basics; hopefully someones else knows.
a gui variation of this script returns almost no info at all for the macminbi :-(
cf: http://bbs.applescript.net/viewtopic.php?pid=47578
sigh.
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CPU temperature and hardware sensor readouts in bash
If you aren't getting any data with this script, look at the output of `ioreg -n IOHWSensor | more`. If there aren't any sections that look like: |
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