Hi Artem, > $ cd /sys/devices/platform/coretemp.0/ && grep .* > > modalias:platform:coretemp > name:coretemp > temp1_crit:99000 > temp1_crit_alarm:0 > temp1_input:35000 > temp1_label:Physical id 0 > temp1_max:80000 > temp2_crit:99000 > temp2_crit_alarm:0 > temp2_input:35000 > temp2_label:Core 0 > temp2_max:80000 > temp3_crit:99000 > temp3_crit_alarm:0 > temp3_input:35000 > temp3_label:Core 1 > temp3_max:80000 > temp4_crit:99000 > temp4_crit_alarm:0 > temp4_input:34000 > temp4_label:Core 2 > temp4_max:80000 > temp5_crit:99000 > temp5_crit_alarm:0 > temp5_input:32000 > temp5_label:Core 3 > temp5_max:80000 > uevent:DRIVER=coretemp > uevent:MODALIAS=platform:coretemp > > I don't have any special boot options for my kernel. Like I mentioned in my > original e-mail 2.6.39.2 kernel works fine here. > Thanks for the quick help. For me, it Seems like the driver works fine. The temperature data is well aligned with the /proc/cpuinfo information you provided. i.e the sysfs has data for 4 cores. Do you still see any issues with this data from the sysfs ? I hope none :-) Thanks, Durga _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
