Re: [Mactel-linux-devel] AppleSMC names

2007-07-09 Thread M.S.
Created a page on the WIKI for further investigation:
http://www.mactel-linux.org/wiki/AppleSMC

Cheers

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Re: [Mactel-linux-devel] AppleSMC names

2007-07-03 Thread Sven Anders
M.S. schrieb:
> Hey there,
> 
> A list/dump of AppleSMC keys for the Macbook1,1 can be found here:
> http://sukimashita.com/temp/applesmc-keys-macbook.txt
> 
> Some lines have annotated descriptions (names) for the keys when I found
> something. All just guesses aswell.
> 
> Might be interesting to move this into the Wiki instead.

Maybe it's structured in some way. I tried the following:

Four characters (1234):

1) #KEY = Key count
   NTOK = Interrupt Ok key

   T = Temperature sensor
   2)
 A = Ambient
 B = Enclosure bottom
 C = CPU
 G = GPU
 H = Harddisk (Bay)
 h = Heatsink
 M = Memory (bank/module)
 m = memory Controller
 N = Northbridge
 O = Optical drive
 p = Power supply
 S = Slot (Expansion)
 s = Slot (PCI express)???

  3)
   0-9,A-Z: Number of sensor
4)
  C = ??
  D = Diode
  H = Heatsink
  P = ??
  S = ??
  T = ??

   A = Ambient sensor
2/3)
  LV = Light value
4)
  0-9 = Number of sensor

   L = Backlight
 2)
  K = Keyboard
3/4)
 SB = Set backlight

   M = Motion sensor
1/2)
  MO = Motion sensors
3/4: _X: X sensor
 _Y: Y sensor
 _Z: Z sensor
 CN: Count
 LT: Low norm
 HT: High norm
 LD: Low duration (norm interval)
 HD: High duration (norm interval)
  MS = ??

   F = Fan
2)
 0-9 =  Number of fan
  3/4)
   Ac = Actual speed
   Mn = Minimal speed
   Mx = Maximal speed
   Sf = Safe speed
   Tg = Target speed
   ID = Position
 S! = Set manual
 Num = Fan count


Regards
 Sven

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Re: [Mactel-linux-devel] AppleSMC names

2007-07-03 Thread M.S.
Hey there,

A list/dump of AppleSMC keys for the Macbook1,1 can be found here:
http://sukimashita.com/temp/applesmc-keys-macbook.txt

Some lines have annotated descriptions (names) for the keys when I found
something. All just guesses aswell.

Might be interesting to move this into the Wiki instead.


Cheers

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Re: [Mactel-linux-devel] AppleSMC names

2007-07-01 Thread Soeren Sonnenburg
On Sat, 2007-06-30 at 16:30 +0200, Sven Anders wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> I asked one of the developers of the nice iStatPro Widget, which meanings
> the cryptic values have. I got the following response:

this translates to the following in sensors.conf (maybe it is worth
hiding the unknown ones...)

chip "applesmc-isa-0300"
label "temp1" "Ambient"
label "temp2" "Enclosure Bottom"
label "temp3" "CPU A"
label "temp4" "unknown TC0P"
label "temp5" "GPU Heatsink"
label "temp6" "GPU"
label "temp7" "unknown TG0T"
label "temp8" "Heatsink A"
label "temp9" "Heatsink B"
label "temp10" "Memory Controller"
label "temp11" "unknown Ts0P"
label "temp12" "unknown Ts1P"
label "fan1" "Left Fan"
label "fan2" "Right Fan"

chip "coretemp-isa-"
   label temp1 "Core0"

chip "coretemp-isa-0001"
   label temp1 "Core1"

$ sensors -u
applesmc-isa-0300
Adapter: ISA adapter
Ambient: 25.00 (temp1)
Enclosure Bottom: 36.50 (temp2)
CPU A: 53.00 (temp3)
unknown TC0P: 48.00 (temp4)
GPU Heatsink: 52.25 (temp5)
GPU: 51.75 (temp6)
unknown TG0T: 55.25 (temp7)
Heatsink A: 43.00 (temp8)
Heatsink B: 41.00 (temp9)
Memory Controller: 49.50 (temp10)
unknown Ts0P: 35.50 (temp11)
unknown Ts1P: 35.00 (temp12)
Left Fan: 2534.00 (fan1)
  fan1_min: 2500.00 (fan1_min)
  fan1_max: 6000.00 (fan1_max)
  fan1_safe: 1200.00 (fan1_safe)
Right Fan: 2534.00 (fan2)
  fan2_min: 2500.00 (fan2_min)
  fan2_max: 6000.00 (fan2_max)
  fan2_safe: 1200.00 (fan2_safe)

coretemp-isa-
Adapter: ISA adapter
Core0: 47.00 (temp1)
  temp1_crit: 100.00 (temp1_crit)
  temp1_crit_alarm: 0.00 (temp1_crit_alarm)

coretemp-isa-0001
Adapter: ISA adapter
Core1: 52.00 (temp1)
  temp1_crit: 100.00 (temp1_crit)
  temp1_crit_alarm: 0.00 (temp1_crit_alarm)


> > Hi,
> > Our names are basically educated guesses. We really don't know if ours
> > are 100% correct but we have compared ours to other products and they seem
> > to be the same more or less.
> > You can get our current list of names from inside the iStat pro widget
> > (iStat 
> > pro.wdgt/iStatPro.bundle/Contents/Resources/s/intel/iStatIntelControlleriStatPro.m)
[...]
> [keyDisplayNames setValue:@"Enclosure Bottom" forKey:@"TB0T"];
> [keyDisplayNames setValue:@"Northbridge 1" forKey:@"TN0P"];
> [keyDisplayNames setValue:@"Northbridge 2" forKey:@"TN1P"];
> [keyDisplayNames setValue:@"Northbridge" forKey:@"TN0H"];
> [keyDisplayNames setValue:@"Expansion Slots" forKey:@"TS0C"];
[...]


There are quite a few keys in there which applesmc does not use...

Soeren

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