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2014 Jul 17
2
[lm-sensors] hwmon: question about the sysfs interface
...butes. Would any of the attributes or atribute groups in this
> driver meet your needs ? I could imagine that pwm1_target_temp
> for the upper temperature limit and pwm1_temp_tolerance for the difference
> between upper and lower limit might do. Then there are other attributes
> such as pxm1_start, pwm1_floor, pwm1_step, and pwm1_max which you
> could use to control pwm values further is that is possible with the
> driver.
Using pwm1_target_temp and pwm1_temp_tolerance seems a like nice idea,
yes. Some of the other attributes are already used and I'm not certain
how much I should...
2014 Jul 14
2
hwmon: question about the sysfs interface
Hello guys,
For a patch to this nouveau bug [1] I'm trying to implement the sysfs
interface for two properties (linear_min and linear_max) nouveau uses
internally to decide when to raise the fan speed. The initial idea was
to have them as custom sysfs attributes, but I was advised to try to
fit them into the hwmon sysfs interface.
And this is when I hit a little roadblock. If my
2014 Jul 17
0
[lm-sensors] hwmon: question about the sysfs interface
...of the attributes or atribute groups in this
>> driver meet your needs ? I could imagine that pwm1_target_temp
>> for the upper temperature limit and pwm1_temp_tolerance for the difference
>> between upper and lower limit might do. Then there are other attributes
>> such as pxm1_start, pwm1_floor, pwm1_step, and pwm1_max which you
>> could use to control pwm values further is that is possible with the
>> driver.
>
> Using pwm1_target_temp and pwm1_temp_tolerance seems a like nice idea,
> yes. Some of the other attributes are already used and I'm not cert...
2014 Jul 14
0
[lm-sensors] hwmon: question about the sysfs interface
...mechanisms and
attributes. Would any of the attributes or atribute groups in this
driver meet your needs ? I could imagine that pwm1_target_temp
for the upper temperature limit and pwm1_temp_tolerance for the difference
between upper and lower limit might do. Then there are other attributes
such as pxm1_start, pwm1_floor, pwm1_step, and pwm1_max which you
could use to control pwm values further is that is possible with the
driver.
An alternative would be to use two sets of pwm_auto_point attributes,
where the first set specifies the start pwm limit and the second
specifies the upper temperature and lim...