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Found an earlier report (August '06), the same issue was fixed, so this could be a regression. http://www.bugtrack.almico.com/view.php?id=611 |
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FWIW, 4.32 Final still broken. |
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Three months are passed, and you don't give a ***. Thank you for you outstanding support work. |
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Alfredo: please disregard the earlier poster's rudeness. Thanks for a great piece of software. I have the same behaviour running Speedfan 4.37 with my Athlon X2 4200+ (only the second core temp is reported). |
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@johnmwilson Hello, issue 0000611 was of a different kind. It was about multi-processor systems. SpeedFan doesn't currently show the temperature of the second core of AMD CPUs because it requires writing to some registers where other tools will write rather often and I don't know of a semaphore dedicated to avoid collisions. Anyway: I will have a look at my source code and will consider adding this feature. |
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Thanks for the prompt response. If you get chance to add this then that's great -- it's obviously only of minor importance. Just to note in case it's any help: lm_sensors under linux <www.lm-sensors.org> reads both core temps; don't know how they deal with the collisions issue. |
- Anonymous
