adt7460 temperature target

Hello. It's been about 6 months since I tweaked adt(4) to control the temperature target that the cooling system uses to regulate itself, following the source code of G4FanControl which may be found around online. This makes it possible to power the fans on earlier and thus improve thermals and, h

Re: adt7460 temperature target

Hi again, thanks for your input > we have *intentionally* avoided doing writes I see, I was unaware of that policy here, I think it is reasonable. > but I don't know what that code would look like I think I better make sure if adt(4) in particular is used somewhere beyond macppc and if so, perh

Re: adt7460 temperature target

> That approach is not going to fly for a large number of reasons. I understand, I'm fine with that, I've been quite happy with this current behavior so far. > macppc also has the smu(4) way, and perhaps other ways. I see smu(4) does a similar thing to my diff in smu_attach through TEMP_TRG -if

Re: adt7460 temperature target

Hello again. I've been trying to gather dmesgs online and it seems that the only macppc computers with this driver are powerbooks and ibooks, not Nuno's model, for instance. I think it's reasonable to do this with an ifdef, what do you think? Index: dev/i2c/adt7460.c =

Re: adt7460 temperature target

> Mac OS might not be setting this temperature, > so I don't know why OpenBSD should set it Indeed, I belive MacOS doesn't set it, hence the interest in developing things like G4FanControl. If I'm not mistaken, OpenBSD manages the temperature manually towards a hardcoded state in smu(4), though I

[Diff] radeondrm(4) compilation trim

Hello everyone. As you probably are aware, compiling the radeondrm bits on macppc takes a good long while and a bunch of it is for cards that aren't even used on these machines i.e. above r300. The following patch makes it possible to build the driver without support for the rest of the cards, red

Re: include em in release builds?

I think the bad system call messages started a little after 7.5 was released, been getting them as well on macppc. Not sure why though, haven't digged into the recent commits

Re: include em in release builds?

It's probably a thing with sysupgrade as you mention deraadt@, I did sysupgrade -nkfs https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD Along with a freshly 'cvs update'd kernel tree. I always follow snapshots, and noticed that current macppc snapshots are fairly recent so I thought it'd be alright, but perha

Re: include em in release builds?

I used sysupgrade earlier today and it seems I was still getting the old ld.so, but as of 30 minutes ago or so, snapshots are working fine, on macppc. I was looking forward to spend the day testing stuff in the kernel so this is great Thanks everyone.

Re: Available disks are: none. (Xserve G5)

Hello, it seems I have run into a similar situation. As fate would have it, it was precisely today that I got my hands on an iMac G5 17" iSight (model A1144), which happens to have a SATA hard drive. I tried booting 7.6 GENERIC and it gets stuck waiting for the pciide wd0 drive, happy to provide