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ClassicHasClass:
What does ls -l /dev/ipmi0 look like? On this system,


--- Code: ---% ls -l /dev/ipmi0
crw-rw----. 1 root ipmi 239, 0 Feb  5 09:05 /dev/ipmi0

--- End code ---

I think you have the groups right, but either your udev rule is wrong or it hasn't taken effect yet.

MPC7500:

--- Code: ---$ ls -l /dev/ipmi0
crw-r-----. 1 root ipmi 241, 0  5. Feb 18:05 /dev/ipmi0

--- End code ---


--- Code: ---$ cat /etc/udev/rules.d/99_my.rules
# allow ipmi to be seen by ipmi group
KERNEL=="ipmi*", GROUP="ipmi", MODE="0640"

--- End code ---


--- Code: ---chgrp ipmi /dev/ipmi0

--- End code ---


--- Code: ---chmod 0640 /dev/ipmi0

--- End code ---

What have I done wrong and how do I correct the permissions?

ClassicHasClass:
Oh, my bad. Yes, it does need to be writeable to send the commands to the BMC. Try 0660 instead of 0640. I wasn't thinking there.

MPC7500:
Thanks, that's it :-)

For future revisions:
Link between IPMI fan 0/1/2 and mainboard fan connectors

ClassicHasClass:
Yes, but I don't know if that mapping applies for the T2. IPMI reports six fans on this machine. I haven't sat down to figure out which are which.

Incidentally, what is the CPU monitor tool you're using there? I like the clockspeed display.

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