Need driver for hardware watchdog
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Thanks a lot!
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Thanks Jimp!!! I'm always learn something new from you :-)
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one more question: after adding the item to the config.xml, do i have to reboot or is there a manual way to get the menus reloaded to get the new entry shown?
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If you just restore the config it may force a reboot. If you edit it in live on the box in the gui, then rm /tmp/config.cache
If you edit it from the console with viconfig, it will do that automatically and should show up next time you refresh the page in the browser.
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Another change i did, which is cosmetic:
in the "diag_ipmi-sensors.php" i changed the call of the sensors from
$text = `/usr/local/sbin/ipmi-sensors`to
$text = `/usr/local/sbin/ipmi-sensors | sed 's/\[Unrecognized\ State\].*/\ /'`;So the final entry of the ipmi-sensors output doesn't have the multiple "[Unrecognized State]" occurencies which destroy the page-layout. Its a crude hack, but works - with the Supermicro board.
And again thanks jimp for your quick answer to reload the menu! Great! That makes test changes quickly.
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Good stuff guys! I have updated my article to raise the hearbeat (although it worked fine for me) and added instructions how to add the diagnostics menu item.
Keep up the good work!
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Thanks for the code change igor!! I've been meaning to play with it as I didn't like the spacing either.
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Sorry for being somewhat active the last days, but i did a bit more looking about and ended with this:
$text = `/usr/local/sbin/ipmi-sensors | sed -e 's/\[[^P].*\]*/\[OK\]/' -e 's/\:\ /\:\t/g'`;it reproduces now the following output:
edit: the regex has an error, it should be this:```
's/[[^PO].*]//' -e 's/:\ /:\t/g'  -
i like the new format!! thanks again..
I wish i could get my box down to 32c/27cĀ i'm running 56c/63cā¦.
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Nice temperatures indeed. Mine is at about 48 degrees Celsius though it being totally passive cooled without a single fan.
