On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:47:32 +0100 Fabio Strozzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi,
> ~ on my system the temperature module does not work either.
>
> Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
> | ...
> | 0 SENSOR_TYPE_NONE,
> | 1 SENSOR_TYPE_FREEBSD,
> | 2 SENSOR_TYPE_OMNIBOOK,
> | 3 SENSOR_TYPE_LINUX_MACMINI,
> | 4 SENSOR_TYPE_LINUX_I2C,
> | 5 SENSOR_TYPE_LINUX_ACPI,
> | 6 SENSOR_TYPE_LINUX_PBOOK,
> | 7 SENSOR_TYPE_LINUX_INTELCORETEMP
> |
> | 2nd arg is sensor name (-null- is when no sensor name is
> | set). /sys/bus/i2c/devices/ is scanned for sensor names here. the name
> is a
> | path to the file in /sys/bus/i2c/devices/${DEV}/temp${XXXX}_input file
> - - if it
> | exists (i.e. a i2c temperature sensor).
>
> I noticed that on my system the temp${XXXX}_input file is in
> /sys/bus/pci/devices/${DEV} (neither acpi nor i2c).
> Also, the kernel module that is responsible of this is k8temp. My Linux
> kernel il 2.6.23.
did temperature used to work at all in e? it could be a kernel change moved
the /sys/bus/..... entries to a new location. the temp module doesnt know about
the pci devices for temp - thus its not supported. it would need code for that
to detect them and look for them/list them. as such temperature is a little
messy as it doesnt have a very nice abstracted api for this :)
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