On 28 October 2017 at 08:05, Peter Robinson <[email protected]> wrote: [..] > > > It is not crash in user space. Execution of the user space binary > > sensors-detect is causing kernel space OOPS. > > > > This is what is printed on the terminal on executing this program: > > I don't believe sensors-detect should be used on the RPi, in fact on > any ARM device as it's very much focused on servers/x86 and accessing > things via DMI/SMbus and other pretty x86 methods, it uses rudimentary > techniques to just bash random locations where there might be sensors. > > What are you actually trying to achieve with it? The Pi OOTB has no > onboard sensors of note, and the addons should likely be > detected/accessed via GPIO or the IIO stack.
I don't believe that any binary provided by distribution packages should be able to generate OOPS :) Initializing sensors was part of my standard template system initialization after installation which I'm using on normal/prod systems. You can call it coincidence that I found it :) PS. BTW sensors under Linux. At the moment it is total mess in Linux now. Thing like temp sensors are exposed over three completely independent kernel interfaces: hwmon, thermal and yet another one which I do not remember now. After man years of the development Linux still is decade if not more behind for example Solaris FMA. kloczek -- Tomasz Kłoczko | LinkedIn: http://lnkd.in/FXPWxH
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