* John K. Parejko [090916 15:12 -0400]
> Hello,
>
> I just signed up to debian-powerpc, and noticed Niels S. Eliasen's
> question from September 7th. I was able to get some power management
> and sensors working on my g4 powerbook (12" 1.33GHz PowerBook6,4).
>
> It is now serving as a webserver, NAT firewall, and wireless access
> point. (hostapd works with the nl80211 drivers in master mode, but
> required updating to kernel 2.6.30 from backports and hostapd 0.6.9
> from testing.)
>
> Try the following to get a reading of the temperature and fan speed
> (I've included the output on my machine as an example):
>
> $ cat /sys/devices/temperatures/*temp*
> 49
> 61
> $ cat /sys/devices/temperatures/*fan*
> 64 (4770 rpm)
> 64 (0 rpm)
> 64
To check my sensors i ran the attached script.
Elimar
--
Learned men are the cisterns of knowledge,
not the fountainheads ;-)
#! /bin/sh
#if LC_ALL=C cat /sys/devices/temperatures/cpu_fan_speed = 82 ;
# then FANSPEEDCPU=0
#else
FANSPEEDCPU=`LC_ALL=C cat /sys/devices/temperatures/sensor1_fan_speed | sed
-e s#rpm#U\/min#`
#fi
#if [ `LC_ALL=C cat /sys/devices/temperatures/gpu_fan_speed` = 82 ]
# then FANSPEEDGPU=0
#else
# FANSPEEDGPU=`LC_ALL=C cat /sys/devices/temperatures/gpu_fan_speed`
#fi
dialog --title " Temperatures of my AlBook G4 " \
--backtitle " `cat /proc/version` at `hostname -f` " \
--infobox \
" cpu fan speed: $FANSPEEDCPU \n \
cpu limit: `LC_ALL=C cat /sys/devices/temperatures/sensor1_limit`
°C\n \
cpu temperature: `LC_ALL=C cat
/sys/devices/temperatures/sensor1_temperature` °C\n \
gpu limit; `LC_ALL=C cat /sys/devices/temperatures/sensor2_limit` °C
\n \
gpu temperature: `LC_ALL=C cat
/sys/devices/temperatures/sensor2_temperature` °C\n \
limit adjust: `LC_ALL=C cat /sys/devices/temperatures/limit_adjust` \n \
specified fan speed: `LC_ALL=C cat
/sys/devices/temperatures/specified_fan_speed` \n \
hdd temp: `LC_ALL=C sudo hddtemp /dev/hda | awk '{print $3}' | sed
-e s/°C//` °C\n
cpu clock: `LC_ALL=C cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep clock| awk '{print
$3}i' | sed -e s/000/\ /g`" 12 45
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