Kronos,
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PMac G4 fans are not SW-controllable (atleast not Quicksilver and older, no clue about MDD/FW800), not sure wether there is a way to get CPU-temp on these either.
Thank you. I have a Sawtooth M5183.
Yes, I've have noticed that the chassis fan only has two wires and a sensor directly near the center of the fan.
The release notes for 3.0 tells you this: "Delivers support for 4 temperature sensors in a PowerBook and 1 in a PowerMac.". But maybe not exactly my PowerMac model.
I've cleaned some dust and moved the HDD to the left/front instead of sitting directly under the fan/sensor.
The next step is to replace the chassis fan. Edit: replaced. Slightly better, I think.
Next step: change the PSU fan.
[ Edited by magud 05.07.2013 - 21:45 ]PowerMac 3,1@400 MHz (M7641LL/A), 1 GB RAM with ATI Radeon 9000, Soundblaster Live! and Realtek NIC.
