I've upgraded the CPU cooler and I'm happy with my HDD spin down (for now).Ĭode 23:52:20: netdata ERROR : PLUGIN : DISKSPACE: Mount point '/etc/localtime' (disk '_etc_localtime', filesystem 'ext4', root '/usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Rome') is not a directory.

If any one is curious, I'm attempting to make my system a bit quiter when it is idle or at low CPU usage, but mostly I'm a sucker for data and graphs.

I'm also open to other solutions for monitoring (and recording) system temps and adjusting fan speeds. I primarily have this OMV server as a fun way to learn linux, I'm looking for something to learn and for a good way to keep an eye on the my hardware. I'm starting to get a grasp for docker but I'm barely fluent enough in Linux to copy files and remove programs. I've installed Netdata and really like the interface and I think it has the plugins for CPU temp but it doesn't seem to have access on my system to what it needs for temps and fan speeds. I have re purposed an old PC as my OMV server and I'm looking for a way to monitor(and record)HDD, CPU, other system Temps and in the future possibly adjust fan speeds. Is there a good way to give a docker instance of Netdata access to what it needs to poll CPU temp and maybe some other data that is in lm-sensors, and if so how would I get that to show up in netdata?

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