xmbmon - X MotherBoard Monitor

       This manual page was written by Nicolas Rueff <n.rueff@tuxfamily.org>, for the Debian project (but may be
       used by others).

XFree86                                         November 10, 2003                                     xmbmon(1x)

       xmbmon -tmin 25 -tmax 60 -vmin 1.65 -vmax 1.75

       xmbmon - X MotherBoard Monitor

-h     Show summary of options.

       -g     Geometry (Toolkit option), default is "100x140".

       -count Counts in an interval, default is "4".

       -sec   Seconds of an interval, default is "20".

       -wsec  Total seconds shown, default is "1080" (18 min).

       -tmin  Min. temperature, default is "10" (Celcius).

       -tmax  Max. temperature, default is "50" (Celcius).

       -vmin  Min. voltage, default is "1.8" (volts).

       -vmax  Max. voltage, default is "2.2" (volts).

       -tick  Ticks in ordinate, default is 3.

       -cltmb,-cltcpu,-cltcs,-clvc
              Temp 1-3 +  VCore colors, defaults are "blue", "red", "cyan", "green".

       -cmtmb,-cmtcpu,-cmtcs
              Comments of Temp 1-3, defaults are "MB", "CPU", "chip". Not shown if set to "NOTEMP".

       -cmvc  Comment of Vcore, default is "Vc".

       -fahrn Display Temperature in Fahrenheit, can be "True" or "False", default is "False".

       -label,-labelfont,-labelcolor
              For showing label. No label if null-string.

       -method
              Chips access method (V|S|I|A). See mbmon(1).

       -probechip
              For probing monitor chips, where chip=winbond|wl784|via686|it87|gl52|lm85|lm80|lm90|lm75.

       -TyanTigerMP
              For Tyan Tiger MP motherboard.

       -debug

       To show debug information.

mbmon(1).

xmbmon [options]

       This  manual  page  documents  briefly  the  xmbmon command.  This manual page was written for the Debian
       distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

       Recent motherboards have functionalities to monitor the CPU temperatures and the frequency of CPU cooling
       fans etc.  Although some programs utilizing these hardware monitoring facilities have been developed  for
       the  Microsoft  Windows  platforms,  no  programs  seem  to  exist  for  PC-UNIX and the X Windows System
       platforms.

       xmbmon displays the three temperatures and a core voltage as simple curves.