Toasty CPU

[Michael_E_Brown at Dell.com]

Hmm... cool (oh, wait, not cool... nevermind). You would be the first
person to ever run this binary aside from me. :) Looks like I might have
a maths error somewhere. Let me take a look at the spec again.
 
Also, the probes is completely experimental. It was a _really_ quick
hack, and isn't really written in such a way that it is maintainable. If
you want to take a crack at writing a better version, I would be happy
to include it.
--
Michael


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	From: libsmbios-devel-bounces at lists.us.dell.com
[mailto:libsmbios-devel-bounces at lists.us.dell.com] On Behalf Of Bart
Wise
	Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 1:12 PM
	To: libsmbios-devel at lists.us.dell.com
	Subject: Toasty CPU
	
	
	Mike, 
	 
	When I run the probe binary, it reports that my CPU temperature
is 6590.6 C. 
	Any ideas? 
	 
	 
	Here's the system info: 
	    Libsmbios:    0.11.3 
	    System ID:    0x012D 
	    Product Name: Precision WorkStation 450 
	    BIOS Version: A00 
	    Vendor:       Dell Computer Corporation 
	    Is Dell:      1 
	 
	Running Debian with a 2.6.15-1 smp kernel. 
	 
	Here's the temperature output from the probe: 
	Temperature Probes: 
	  Description: CPU0 
	  Length: 20 
	  Maximum value: 1270 
	  Minimum value: 64266 
	  Resolution: 1000 
	  Tolerance: 32768 
	  Accuracy: 32768 
	  Nominal: 0 
	  Probe Customization Structure: dc11 
	    Got customization struct. 
	    present_reading_token: f320 
	    reference_reading_token: 0 
	    present_status_token: f310 
	    upper_non_critical_threshold_token: 0 
	    lower_non_critical_threshold_token: 0 
	    upper_critical_threshold_token: f330 
	    lower_critical_threshold_token: 0 
	    re_enable_alerts_token: 0 
	      Current value: a4 
	      Status value: 3 
	      upper crit thresh value: da 
	  TEMP: 6590.6 degrees C 
	 
	Thanks, 
	Bart 

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