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> > What is the SMBus ?
>
> System Management Bus..
>
> gives a way to connect to things like temperature sensors.
>

Brings another question.. I've been wondering if its possible to monitor
system temperature via SNMP in any way. I could even live without SNMP, just
a local script or something (this is for rrdtool).. Any ideas?

Erik.