Re: ACPI trouble (Was: Re: [patch] amd athlon cooling on kt266/266a chipset)

[Kevin P. Fleming]

Actually, I used a separate temperature sensor to come up with proper values
for lm_sensors to read the CPU temperature on my A7V (ver 1.01). After
testing lowest and highest temperatures, this what I came up with:

  compute    temp2     28.2+((@-18)*2), ((@-28.2)/2)+18

I know it looks weird, but it makes the "sensors" value for CPU temperate
match (within .5 degrees C) across the entire range I can test (which is
from full load on a 1GHz Thunderbird down to idle and using the old "lvcool"
patch).

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Cc: "Rasmus Bøg Hansen" <[e-mail]>; "LKML"
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Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: ACPI trouble (Was: Re: [patch] amd athlon cooling on kt266/266a
chipset)

> > Note that on this motherboard (and perhaps all ASUS Via chipset
> > motherboards, including the A7V133), one needs the following line in
> > /etc/sensors.conf to get reasonable lm_sensors CPU temperatures:
> >   compute temp2 @*2, @/2
> > This is as described at http://www2.lm-sensors.nu/~lm78/support.html
> > in Ticket 775.
> >
>
> I have ASUS A7V266-E (AS99127F chip) and lm_sensors 2.6.2
> shows 43 C for CPU without any additional lines in /etc/sensors.conf
>
> Which sounds reasonable.   However this temperature is rarely ever change
!
> I typically have 43.1,   sometimes 42.8   and that's it.   Even after 2-3
min
>
> compiles.    So something is wrong
>
>                 Dmitri
>
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