Add CPU package temperature to CPU module. #177
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This is done by looking for a specified thermal zone in /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/ . Unfortunately there is no better way to find the temperature, then to check all registered zones. This still needs to be extended to support other hardware, right now only x86 CPUs and Raspberry pi are tested. Maybe the FF_CPU_THERMAL_ZONES array could be user configurable, but I could not figure out how to add an array as a config parameter.
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New PR, because I messed up my fork and had to delete and re-fork it, which closed the previous PR.
This PR adds basic support for CPU package temperature in the CPU format string.
This is done by looking for a specified thermal zone in
/sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/ .
Unfortunately there is no better way to find the
temperature, then to check all registered zones.
This still needs to be extended to support other hardware,
right now only x86 CPUs and Raspberry pi are tested.
Maybe the FF_CPU_THERMAL_ZONES array could be user configurable,
but I could not figure out how to add an array as a config parameter.