Re: bbc_envctrl & sunblade1000 temp/fan monitoring

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From: Pablo_Andrés_Martikian <pablomartikian@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2008 12:28:57 +0100

> Maybe I didn't search enough, or maybe there is no other way, so I
> modified the bbc_envctrl.c to print the values via the procfs to the
> /proc/kenvctrl file. I just added a spinlock and the
> create_proc_file and destroy. This is the output I show:
>
> # cat /proc/kenvctrl
> TEMP0: cpu 73 amb 27
> TEMP1: cpu 71 amb 27
> FAN0: psuppy 1 cpufanspeed 44 sysfanspeed 41

This works, I guess.  Another way you could do this is to
create sysfs filesystem nodes under /sys.  Using that you
could also create writable nodes that can be used to tweak
the temperature ranges.

And yes it work for the other envctrl drivers as well.

> I attach the source. I think the spinlock is well used.

I don't see the attachment.
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