>The sensors programs get its value from the kernel (actually from files >in /sys). It's possible your CPU is not supported by the kernel you are >running. > >I have seen your are running your own kernel. Can you please retry with >a Debian kernel instead?
I've tried with debian kernel 2.6.32-5 (before I was using customized kernel 2.6.37-0) and the bug disappeared. I've attached the output of "acpi -t" and "sensors" with debian kernel 2.6.32- 5. >Also can you please send me the kernel messages upon insertion of the >coretemp module? They looks like this one, but you may have some more on >your system: I've searched in /var/log/messages and in dmesg but there is nothing about coretemp (with both kernels). So I guess it is not a real sensor-lm bug: sorry to have bothered you. Giuseppe
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