HP ML150 Server Health Driver 	Version 1.1
	Copyright (c) 2003, MiTAC Inc.

1)Compile and Install
  unpack this package 'tar xfz mshd.tar.gz'
  just type 'make' then 'make redhat' or 'make suse' for redhat and suse distr-
  bution separately, at last 'make install'
  or you can make rpm binary package by typing 'make rpm'
2)Run the program
  type '/etc/init.d/mshdd start'
3)Stop the program
  type '/etc/init.d/mshdd stop'
4)Check status
  type '/etc/init.d/mshdd status' to check mshd daemon status
  use 'chkval' utility to check temperatures and fan speeds or PWM values
  in realtime.
5)Alert log
  every time fan speed is changed, infomation would be logged.
  every time your fan speed is detected a bad status, an Alert infomation
  would be logged in. check logs in /var/log/messages file.
  you can also check log messages using a small 'chklog' utility in this
  package.
5)Note
  you'd have lm-sensors driver support with your system.
  once installed, the mshdd service will be put into run automaticallly 
  everytime when system start up. you can modify its runlevel infomation 
  using tools like 'ntsysv' or 'redhat-config-service' under Redhat9.
  do not modify the mshd.conf file unless you know what you're doing.
  the mshdd will detect to see how many cpus are plugged on your board,
  which support only 1 or 2 cpus.

rain.wang
