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"k10temp unreliable CPU thermal sensor; monitoring disabled"
In pre-2.6.39 lm-sensors k10temp module worked perfectly but 2.6.39 killed it.
[removed]
This'll probably be fixed upstream (there are bug reports), but this'll do for now.
Edit: Recompiling is not at all necessary (removed it), all that you need to do is add this file:
/etc/modprobe.d/k10temp.conf
options k10temp force=1
Can also be tried with:
# rmmod k10temp
# modprobe k10temp force=1
This is of course taking for granted that the module worked before 2.6.39, since it bypasses any error checks..
Last edited by Glaucous (2011-06-14 22:11:38)
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Does this work with kernel 3.0? Udev complains at boot saying unreliable CPU thermal sensor
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Odd, works great here.
Does it work when you do it after boot?
# rmmod k10temp
# modprobe k10temp force=1
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Tried just after boot and it did the trick thanks a lot you should add this to some wiki page
I will do it but since you discovered it dont wanna take your credit
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thankyou for this...
I noticed this a few days ago...
today I'm just browsing around and bumped into this
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