Temperatures are rising all over the Northern hemisphere, and those Haiku users without air-conditioning risk boiling their machines.
Is there a little app that I have overlooked which will display the system temperature?
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Seems as haiku dotn have HPET or any sensor as i know :3 but it should not to be a hard thing i suppose(i am not a dev)
I think PowerStatus displays the battery temperature, yes?
But most modern machines have an auto-shutoff on high temperature anyway.
Are you saying we can’t check IsComputerOnFire in Haiku?
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The Powerstatus does not return battery or any other temperature, sadly.
There is something called Palladin which might do so if you have the right sort of MoBo, but I have not looked into it in detail as I don’t know whether I have such a motherboard, or whether Palladin does in fact work.
Palladin is a devel environment, it have nothing to do with temperatures, afaik.
On any modern hardware you would get the info through acpi, so it should once again be “only” a matter of writing an acpi temperature sensor driver
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something as psensors?
No, psensors is just a gui to lm-sensor and hddtemp.
the only driver of this kind is the “LM78 motherboard sensor haiku32”? is not any other there?