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[lm-sensors] New in this mailing list

[janc]

Hello all.

I just arrive to this list.

Is there any way to search for words in this mailing list?

I have a mobo P4B with volts, temp, pump rpm and flowmeter under
control, now I am going to change to a new ASUS P6TD v2 and I wonder if
someone will have a good sensors3.conf to start with my new mobo.

Thanks in advanced.

Regards.

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Re: [lm-sensors] New in this mailing list

[Jean Delvare]

On Fri, 22 Oct 2010 20:22:26 +0200, janc@telefonica.net wrote:
> I just arrive to this list.

Welcome :)

> Is there any way to search for words in this mailing list?

Just use google or any other search engine which support per-domain
search:
  site:lists.lm-sensors.org asus P6TD

> I have a mobo P4B with volts, temp, pump rpm and flowmeter under
> control, now I am going to change to a new ASUS P6TD v2 and I wonder if
> someone will have a good sensors3.conf to start with my new mobo.

Every recent Asus desktop board uses the asus_atk0110 driver, which
doesn't need any configuration.

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Re: [lm-sensors] New in this mailing list

[Andrey Repin]

Greetings, Jean Delvare!

>> Is there any way to search for words in this mailing list?

> Just use google or any other search engine which support per-domain
> search:
>   site:lists.lm-sensors.org asus P6TD

Terrible suggestion. No way to sort results by date making it totally
pointless in case there's more than a few entries.

P.S.
Trying your suggestion, I haven't found any answer for my question, even
though there's just 4 pages of results, and I've read all that isn't over a
year old.

But found different discussion about "lm_sensors" versus "lm-sensors", and I
have a hint for whoever would be dealing with it: Package managers have
certain naming conventions, and underscore is a part of special character set
for apt. That's why it was changed for Debian, and also changed for init
script names to match package name.


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Re: [lm-sensors] New in this mailing list

[Guenter Roeck]

On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 02:25:02AM -0400, Andrey Repin wrote:
> Greetings, Jean Delvare!
> 
> >> Is there any way to search for words in this mailing list?
> 
> > Just use google or any other search engine which support per-domain
> > search:
> >   site:lists.lm-sensors.org asus P6TD
> 
> Terrible suggestion. No way to sort results by date making it totally
> pointless in case there's more than a few entries.
> 
Did you really enter the search term above into google ? I tried, and I only
get five results. The site: keyword should limit the earch to lists.lm-sensors.org, 
thus it is somewhat unlikely that you would get several pages of results.

If I omit both ':' and '.' from the search term, I do get four pages of results.
Maybe there is national differences on google search ? If so, please try www.google.com.

Guenter

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Re: [lm-sensors] New in this mailing list

[Andrey Repin]

Greetings, Guenter Roeck!

>> >> Is there any way to search for words in this mailing list?
>> 
>> > Just use google or any other search engine which support per-domain
>> > search:
>> >   site:lists.lm-sensors.org asus P6TD
>> 
>> Terrible suggestion. No way to sort results by date making it totally
>> pointless in case there's more than a few entries.
>> 
> Did you really enter the search term above into google ? I tried, and I only
> get five results. The site: keyword should limit the earch to lists.lm-sensors.org, 
> thus it is somewhat unlikely that you would get several pages of results.

> If I omit both ':' and '.' from the search term, I do get four pages of results.
> Maybe there is national differences on google search ? If so, please try www.google.com.

http://www.google.ru/search?q=sensord.init+site:lists.lm-sensors.org (national
Google domains don't matter much, besides national spam in adsense, which I
have blocked long time ago)

My question was mid:60165478.20101013180541@mtu-net.ru


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Re: [lm-sensors] New in this mailing list

[Guenter Roeck]

On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 12:58:13PM -0400, Andrey Repin wrote:
> Greetings, Guenter Roeck!
> 
> >> >> Is there any way to search for words in this mailing list?
> >> 
> >> > Just use google or any other search engine which support per-domain
> >> > search:
> >> >   site:lists.lm-sensors.org asus P6TD
> >> 
> >> Terrible suggestion. No way to sort results by date making it totally
> >> pointless in case there's more than a few entries.
> >> 
> > Did you really enter the search term above into google ? I tried, and I only
> > get five results. The site: keyword should limit the earch to lists.lm-sensors.org, 
> > thus it is somewhat unlikely that you would get several pages of results.
> 
> > If I omit both ':' and '.' from the search term, I do get four pages of results.
> > Maybe there is national differences on google search ? If so, please try www.google.com.
> 
> http://www.google.ru/search?q=sensord.init+site:lists.lm-sensors.org (national
> Google domains don't matter much, besides national spam in adsense, which I
> have blocked long time ago)
> 
Google ignores "." in search terms and searches for sensord and init,
which does give you tons of results. You might want to search for
"sensord.init" or "sensors.init", ie put the actual search term in quotes.

Guenter

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