Pearson, Scott <scott.pearson <at> intel.com> writes:
> eration chipset. Thus, in theory, to support (for example) the Series 5
chipset, all you should need to do is
> add support for the appropriate ids and you are done. If you look in the
driver source at file heci.h, you
> will see a list of definitions for the ids that are supported. In file
heci_main.c, you will see these
> definitions used to form a search list. Simply expand the definitions and list
to include the id(s) for the
> missing generation(s) and you should be good to go. The ids can typically be
found in the particular
> chipset's Specification Update document...
I found an interesting post on the intel forums containing some intel patch info
the get the heci driver working with the newer chipsets.
I just compiled the heci driver and can confirm it works with Intel QST SDK on a
DH55TC motherboard. Running Debian Squeeze = kernel 2.6.32.
On 2.6.36+kernels the driver doesn't compile due to some ioctl changes.
Output:
Intel(R) Quiet System Technology Status Display Demo
Copyright (C) 2007-2008, Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
The QST Subsystem is configured and operational
Current Lock Mask:
Configuration: Locked
Health Thresholds: Unlocked
Manual Fan Control: Unlocked
SST Bus Resources: Read-Only
Chipset Resources: Read-Only
Sensor Configuration/Status Summary:
Temperature Sensor 1:
Health: Normal
Usage: Processor Temperature
Reading: 30.60
NonCrit: 95.000
Crit: 97.000
NonRecov: 99.000
Temperature Sensor 3:
Health: Normal
Usage: Peripheral Controller Hub (PCH) Temperature
Reading: 59.00
NonCrit: 110.000
Crit: 114.000
NonRecov: 117.000
Temperature Sensor 4:
Health: Normal
Usage: Voltage Regulator Temperature
Reading: 43.00
NonCrit: 113.000
Crit: 117.000
NonRecov: 121.000
Temperature Sensor 5:
Health: Normal
Usage: Memory DIMM Temperature
Reading: 34.00
NonCrit: 113.000
Crit: 117.000
NonRecov: 121.000
Fan Speed Sensor 1:
Health: Normal
Usage: Processor Fan
Reading: 644
NonCrit: 300.000
Crit: 250.000
NonRecov: 200.000
Voltage Sensor 1:
Health: Normal
Usage: +12 Volts
Reading: 12.172
NonCrit Low: 11.400
Crit Low: 11.100
NonRecov Low: 10.800
NonCrit High: 12.600
Crit High: 12.900
NonRecov High: 13.200
Voltage Sensor 2:
Health: Normal
Usage: +5 Volts
Reading: 4.937
NonCrit Low: 4.750
Crit Low: 4.625
NonRecov Low: 4.500
NonCrit High: 5.250
Crit High: 5.375
NonRecov High: 5.500
Voltage Sensor 3:
Health: Normal
Usage: +3.3 Volts
Reading: 3.286
NonCrit Low: 3.135
Crit Low: 3.053
NonRecov Low: 2.970
NonCrit High: 3.465
Crit High: 3.548
NonRecov High: 3.630
Voltage Sensor 4:
Health: Normal
Usage: +1.5 Volts
Reading: 1.533
NonCrit Low: 1.425
Crit Low: 1.415
NonRecov Low: 1.400
NonCrit High: 1.575
Crit High: 1.585
NonRecov High: 1.600
Voltage Sensor 5:
Health: Normal
Usage: Processor Vcc
Reading: 0.932
NonCrit Low: 0.463
Crit Low: 0.363
NonRecov Low: 0.263
NonCrit High: 1.863
Crit High: 1.963
NonRecov High: 2.063
Fan Speed Controller Configuration/Status Summary:
Fan Speed Controller 1:
Health: Normal
Usage: Processor Fan Controller
Control: Automatic
Duty Cycle: 20.00
Fan Speed Controller 2:
Health: Normal
Usage: Chassis Inlet Fan Controller
Control: Automatic
Duty Cycle: 30.00
Fan Speed Controller 3:
Health: Normal
Usage: Chassis Outlet Fan Controller
Control: Automatic
Duty Cycle: 30.00
Good news.
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