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I'm watching almost 0 outputs about this metric from kepler. According to the documentation, The vast majority of motherboards have a energy consumption sensor that can be accessed via the kernel acpi or ipmi. This sensor reports the energy consumption of the entire system. I was wondering what is exactly the sensor on the motherboard to check whether it is available on mine or not. (I'm using a minipc without any documentation about its hardware specification)
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I'm watching almost 0 outputs about this metric from kepler. According to the documentation, The vast majority of motherboards have a energy consumption sensor that can be accessed via the kernel acpi or ipmi. This sensor reports the energy consumption of the entire system. I was wondering what is exactly the sensor on the motherboard to check whether it is available on mine or not. (I'm using a minipc without any documentation about its hardware specification)
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