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How to find sensors in HP Servers?

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I love the program SpeedFan where you can control the fan speed and see tempratures on the hardware!

Now Im using a HP Proliant ML370 G4 Server as my workstation B)

The problem is that when SpeedFan can only find a sensor on the ISA bus that shows just 8C which of course is wrong..

I put a report in SpeedFan bug tracking system and he could not find the sensor from the data I send to him.

The same result also happens even if I tried many other "Hardware Information" programs that also can check for sensors.

Here are some I tried:

Core Temp 0.99

CPU-Z 1.45

CPUCooL 8.0.7

Dr. Hardware 2008 Build 9.0.0e

EVEREST Ultimate Edition 4.50

GPU-Z v0.2.3

HARDiNFO 2008 Professional 6.00 Build 3150

Hot CPU Tester Pro 4.4.1

HWiNFO32 2.30

HWMonitor 1.10 (32-bit)

Intel Thermal Analysis Tool

MobileMeter 0.3.1.0

Motherboard Monitor 5.3.7.0

PC Wizard 2008.1.85.2

PerformanceTest 6.1

Real Temp 2.60

Sandra Lite XII.2008.SP2c (14.24)

SIW 2008-10-28

SpeedFan 4.35

SysTool Build 731

The annoying thing is when I use HP's System Management (a local webpage that show information)

It shows something like this picture, which shows that there should be normal sensors to get info from!

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Is there someone or know some program who can get info how or where these sensors are?

Thanx!

/Coop

Edited by coop75

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