> Okay, I'm going to compose an email to them concerning what
> information is needed. What more is needed for proper temperature
> monitoring, if anything?
1* What are voltage pins monitoring (order and resistors used)?
2* CPU voltage?
3* Are thermal diodes or thermistors used (if any)?
And if you happen to be in contact with someone with more knowledge
and will to help:
4* If thermistors are used, we would need the Beta value if not the
default 3435.
5* If the PC87366 fed with an external reference voltage, and if it
is, which value is it?
About the output now:
> soekris1# dmesg -c
> pc87360.o version 2.8.8-CVS (2004xxxx)
> pc87360.o: Device 0x09 not activated
> pc87360.o: Using thermistors for temperature monitoring
> pc87360.o: Using internal reference voltage
This is great, means that the isaset sequence properly switched the "use
thermistors" configuration bit.
> soekris1# sensors -s
> soekris1# sensors
Please do not run "sensors -s" right after loading the driver. Running
"sensors" at least once before will show information that "sensors -s"
will overwrite.
> CPU0 Temp: +0 C (low = +0 C, high = +70 C)
> CPU0 Crit: +85 C
> CPU1 Temp: +0 C (low = +0 C, high = +70 C)
> CPU1 Crit: +85 C
> S-IO Temp: +83 C (low = +0 C, high = +70 C) ALARM
> S-IO Crit: +85 C
> ERROR: Can't get TEMP4 data!
> ERROR: Can't get TEMP4 overtemperature data!
> ERROR: Can't get TEMP5 data!
> ERROR: Can't get TEMP5 overtemperature data!
> temp6: -273 C (low = +1 C, high = +67 C) ALARM
> ERROR: Can't get TEMP6 overtemperature data!
This is no good (I guess you knew that already).
Do the errors happen consistently?
Can you report the values found in files
/proc/sys/dev/sensors/pc87366-isa-6620/temp*?
I've attached a patch to be applied against the current CVS tree. I
didn't commit it because I don't want that much debugging in the driver
in the long run, but that might help in your case. I really feel like
I'm missing something obvious at some point, but can't seem to get what.
Please apply ("patch -p0 < pc87360-debug.diff" from the lm_sensors2
directory) and recompile (make sure you still have DEBUG=1 in the
Makefile), then reload the driver with init=2, and watch the logs. They
should contain much more information (or at least I hope so).
> set temp1_min 0
> set temp1_max 70
> set temp1_crit 85
> set temp2_min 0
> set temp2_max 70
> set temp2_crit 85
Please comment these lines out for now.
Thanks.
--
Jean Delvare
http://khali.linux-fr.org/
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