On Sat, 2012-02-11 at 10:30 -0500, Tim Boundy wrote: > I've been reading through some old threads regarding support for Intel > QST in lm-sensors which have largely died out due to lack of > information from Intel or lack of functional kernel drivers etc. I've > just had a go at getting the Intel QST SDK up and running on my > machine and managed to get the sample StatTest application working. > The SDK was written against an old heci driver, but there's a new mei > driver in the mainline kernel (/dev/mei) which required a minor patch > to the Intel QST SDK (see https://github.com/gigaplex/Intel_QST_SDK). > > Sample output: > > tim@silverstone ~/Downloads/Intel_QST_SDK/src/Programs/StatTest/Unix $ > sudo ./StatTest > > 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: 58.21 > > NonCrit: 66.000 > Crit: 68.000 > NonRecov: 70.000 > > Temperature Sensor 2: > > Health: Normal > Usage: Motherboard Temperature > Reading: 45.25 > > NonCrit: 80.000 > Crit: 85.000 > NonRecov: 90.000 > > Temperature Sensor 3: > > Health: Normal > Usage: Ambient Air Temperature > Reading: 48.64 > > NonCrit: 55.000 > Crit: 60.000 > NonRecov: 65.000 > > Temperature Sensor 4: > > Health: Normal > Usage: Motherboard Temperature > Reading: 53.12 > > NonCrit: 80.000 > Crit: 85.000 > NonRecov: 90.000 > > Temperature Sensor 5: > > Health: Normal > Usage: I/O Controller Hub Temperature > Reading: 97.26 > > NonCrit: 105.000 > Crit: 110.000 > NonRecov: 120.000 > > Temperature Sensor 6: > > Health: Normal > Usage: Memory Controller Hub Temperature > Reading: 77.67 > > NonCrit: 100.000 > Crit: 105.000 > NonRecov: 110.000 > > Fan Speed Sensor 1: > > Health: Normal > Usage: Processor Thermal Module Fan > Reading: 1063 > > NonCrit: 300.000 > Crit: 250.000 > NonRecov: 200.000 > > Voltage Sensor 1: > > Health: Normal > Usage: +12 Volts > Reading: 12.138 > > 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: 5.130 > > 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: 3.307 > > 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: 1.274 > > NonCrit Low: 1.100 > Crit Low: 1.050 > NonRecov Low: 1.000 > > NonCrit High: 1.550 > Crit High: 1.600 > NonRecov High: 1.650 > > Voltage Sensor 5: > > Health: Normal > Usage: Processor Vcc > Reading: 1.291 > > NonCrit Low: 0.897 > Crit Low: 0.797 > NonRecov Low: 0.697 > > NonCrit High: 1.497 > Crit High: 1.597 > NonRecov High: 1.697 > > Fan Speed Controller Configuration/Status Summary: > > Fan Speed Controller 1: > > Health: Normal > Usage: Processor Fan Controller > Control: Manual > Duty Cycle: 2.95 > > Fan Speed Controller 2: > > Health: Normal > Usage: Chassis Fan Controller > Control: Automatic > Duty Cycle: 30.56 > > > End of Report > > > My machine is using an Intel DG965MQ motherboard, running Arch Linux > with kernel 3.2.5. Perhaps now is a good time for a lm-sensors > developer to take another look at this? > If someone finds the time to dig through the SDK and write a hwmon driver, I would be happy to review and test it. That looks like a major effort, though, since it looks like at least some of the SDK code would have to be ported to run in the kernel. Guenter _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
