Re: hwmon: label vs temp%d_label

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On Tue, Apr 02, 2024 at 08:24:37PM +0000, Chris Packham wrote:
> Hi Guenter, Jean,
> 
> I've got a requirement to add some meaningful names to some hwmon 
> sensors (LM75 specifically) so that we can provide some indication of 
> where on a board the sensor is located (e.g. "Intake" vs "Exhaust" vs 
> "Near that really hot chip").
> 
> I see that the sysfs ABI documents both "label" for the chip and 
> "temp[1-*]_label" (as well as similar fan and Vin attributes). The 
> latter seem to be supported by the hwmon core but I don't see anything 
> for the former (I'm struggling to find any driver that supports a 
> chip-wide label).
> 
> Assuming I want to have a label added in the device tree to a lm75 would 
> something like the following be acceptable
> 
>        sensor@48 {
>          compatible = "national,lm75";
>          reg = <0x48>;
>          label = "Intake";
>        };
> 
> I'd then update the lm75 driver to grab that from the devicetree and use 
> it to provide the hwmon_temp_label attribute.
> 

Have you tried just declaring the label property as you suggested above
in your system without doing anything else, and looked at the generated
sysfs attributes ?

Guenter




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