View CPU temperature in CentOS

In linux, you can use CentOS to view the CPU temperature (of course, your hardware must support it first). to use this function, you must support kernel-related modules (such as I2C, next let's talk about the operation method: first check whether your machine has installed lm_sensors, $ rpm-qlm_sensors if not installed first install $ sudoyuminstall-ylm_sensors detection sensor: in linux, you can use CentOS to view the CPU temperature (of course, your hardware must support it first). to use this function, you must support kernel-related modules (such as I2C, the procedure is as follows:
Check whether lm_sensors is installed on your machine,
$ Rpm-q lm_sensors

If not, install it first.
$ Sudo yum install-y lm_sensors

Detection sensor:
$ Sudo sh-c "yes | sensors-detect"

If the preceding steps are correct, run the following command to check the CPU temperature:
$ Sensors