On my recently installed Bionic pup 32 19.03, on bootup I get the message 'pmcputemp unfortunately does not work on your system'. Now I did see a startup configuration screen at some point but I have not managed to find this again.. Where is it? I am assuming this pmcputemp will be in there and I can remove it?
SOLVED pmcputemp? Startup configuration
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Re: pmcputemp? Startup configuration
open/root/Startup and move the pmcputemp file to /root/Startup/disabled
This is will stop pmcputemp from loading during the machine's startup. Everything in this directory /root/Startup, will be run during the boot routine
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Re: pmcputemp? Startup configuration
If your computer does have a processor that supports temp sensing.
Try installing this one.
cpucurtemp
http://oldforum.puppylinux.com/puppy/vi ... b84b27301e
Make sure to get correct pets.
You need the sensor pet and the cpucurtemp pet.
Install the sensor pet first.
Then the cpucurtemp pet.
Have to restart X server or reboot to get it working.
Puts a temp display icon in the desktop tray.
The things you do not tell us, are usually the clue to fixing the problem.
When I was a kid, I wanted to be older.
This is not what I expected 
Re: pmcputemp? Startup configuration
Well after moving pmcpu to a [created by me] directory 'disabled' the package was obviously not active on restart so OK there, as for whether or not the cpucurtemp [with sensor pet] works remains to be seen...
Thanks again, consider this SOLVED
LLiam53