Hi Guenter, > Hi, > > I did some testing on a SandyBridge system with two CPUs. > > If I take all cores of the second CPU offline, the second instance of the > driver > still sticks around and tries to display the package sensor temperature. > However, the temperature is always reported as "N/A". I think the driver > instance should be removed if all cores of a CPU are offline. I agree with you that the driver instance should be removed, in this case. But how can we find that all cores of a CPU are offline ? One way is to use a "count" variable and manipulate it when cores are Onlined/offlined. Kindly let me know of any better ways to implement this. > Also, the Physical ID is "0" for both CPUs. Is this intentional ? It does not > make much sense to me. Got it.. It is not intentional...I missed it.. Shall add this in the next version. Thanks, Durga _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
