Enable k10temp kernel module#2094
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The k10temp module allows to monitor CPU temperature on AMD systems.
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When and How will I see this change? Will it come out in a 2022.x.x release?
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OS releases are separate. This will be part of OS 9.0. Currently a development build is on its way. If you enable the development channel it should be part of |
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That is awesome - If there is anything I can test, please let me know. I truly hope that fixes my CPU Temp issues.
Greatly appreciate your help.
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OS releases are separate. This will be part of OS 9.0. Currently a development build is on its way. If you enable the development channel it should be part of 9.0.dev20220831.
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If you want, you can verify if CPU temp indeed works with this change. You can install the latest development build from https://os-builds.home-assistant.io/9.0.dev20220831/ or use the built-in update mechanism. Switch back to stable channel afterwards |
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Stefan,
Tried the commands you gave - and I got this:
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If you want, you can verify if CPU temp indeed works with this change. You can install the latest development build from https://os-builds.home-assistant.io/9.0.dev20220831/ or use the built-in update mechanism.
ha su options --channel dev
ha su reload
ha os update
Switch back to stable channel afterwards
ha su options --channel beta
ha su reload
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"This" did not make it to GitHub 😅 |
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Stefan,
After doing the -- Beta command, I am seeing this now.
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"This" did not make it to GitHub 😅
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@bearhntr yeah I don't see anything here, you can't use email response for this it seems. |
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It shows there is an update:
Home Assistant Core Update
21 hours ago
2022.9.0b2
Home Assistant Core
Installed version
2022.8.7
Latest version
2022.9.0b2
================= Appears to be a BETA version.
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@bearhntr https://github.com/bearhntr yeah I don't see anything here, you can't use email response for this it seems.
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Check |
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Stefan,
You are amazing... Saw there was an RC1 update 9.0 today, and installed it.
Tried enabling this:
```
sensor:
- platform: systemmonitor
resources:
- type: processor_temperature
```
but it still fails with this error:
```
Logger: homeassistant.components.systemmonitor.sensor
Source: components/systemmonitor/sensor.py:350
Integration: systemmonitor (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 8:18:39 AM (1 occurrences)
Last logged: 8:18:39 AM
Cannot read CPU / processor temperature information
```
So I added the following:
```
# Lines added for Command Line Testing (CPU Temp)
- platform: command_line
name: CPU Temperature
command: "cat /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/temp1_input"
# If errors occur, make sure configuration file is encoded as UTF-8
unit_of_measurement: "°C"
value_template: "{{ value | multiply(0.001) | round(1) }}"
```
and LOW & BEHOLD.... I have this:
sensor.cpu_temperature http://192.168.10.4:8123/developer-tools/state#
CPU Temperature
49.8 unit_of_measurement: °C friendly_name: CPU Temperature
Thank You ... Thank You ... Thank You
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Check ha os info, and use ha os update (not core).
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Hm, weird that the systemmonitor does not pick it up. On my AMD system it seems to generate the following labels like Would be interesting to see what your system produces exactly, from the OS shell: |
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FYI, this should fix the temperature reading with |
The k10temp module allows to monitor CPU temperature on AMD systems.