Re: how to get acpi info inside the kernel?

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On Sun, Mar 01, 2009 at 10:41:48PM -0300, Lourival Neto wrote:

> I'm writing a cpufreq governor and I want to use some acpi info, like
> temperature, to make decisions. Is there a way to get this info inside
> the kernel without use sysfs? Where can I find linux-acpi interface
> documentation?

There isn't one, as such. You can either evaluate the ACPI methods 
yourself or in the case of thermal-related values you can use the 
generic thermal code.

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