[PATCH 2/2] k8temp add support for family 10h and 11h

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Hello all,

I finally had time to add support to k8temp  for the new family 10h and family
11h of CPUs.

The patch adds support for new fam10h and fam11h CPUs (aka Phenom and new 45nm
CPUs). The patch was tested on K8 fam 0fh revE and revF CPU. I dont know if it
works at all on new CPUs. Please test. You should see the max temp (always 70C
and one temperature per CPU). Of course test is on your own risk ;)

Andreas, please is TcontrolMax also 70C for fam 11h CPUs?

The patch needs review too. I tried not to change many things in the driver,
especially the sensorsp logic, but mine test sempron has -49 at core0 place0,
which needs to be fixed by another logic which will tell driver what CPU
temperatures are usable. But maybe this is for another "cleanup" patch. I think
we really need to get this kind of change to kernel first.

What do you think?

Thanks,
Rudolf

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