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KeyError: 'coretemp' #14
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did you install all dependencies?
What system are you using? |
I'm also getting this error! I've installed all the listed dependencies.
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I updated ReadMe file today with necessary information. Since APT packages may contain older version of necessary Python packages, please make sure to have latest version by running: |
I will try it today, thanks |
Hi again. Already installed packages:
if I try to update:
error:
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Can you confirm that all these packages are up to date for root user? |
I confirm. I installed it as root, even when pip3 give me warnings about not to do it. |
Hey there! ----------------------------- System information ------------------------------ Linux distro: Maui 17.06 xenial ------------------------------ Current CPU states ------------------------------ CPU max frequency: CPU frequency for each core: CPU0: 3552 MHz Temperature for each physical core: Traceback (most recent call last): |
What happens if you run auto-cpufreq-installer? I also released |
Same issue here, i inspected the values of core_temp and only found two keys in the dictionary ('acpitz' and 'iwlwifi_1' ). The values were
coretemp is not showing for some reason |
* refactored and fixed amd coretemp
I think we can close it, as @fariquelme showed us his values of the |
Closing the issue, please feel free to re-open it if you're still experiencing this issue. |
@AdnanHodzic @Red-Eyed thanks for the follow-up. Itried to install it yesterday and had the same issue. I have an AMD ryzen 4900HS, maybe it's an issue with my cpu?. I know it has poor support since it's really new hardware, i upgraded to kernel 5.8 since it gives better support for my CPU. Idk if it is an issue with my CPU in particular, or with auto-cpufreq. |
could you try to install it (from the github) now, because many of PR were merged today, thanks |
@AdnanHodzic Sure, i'll let you know if the issue persists. |
@fariquelme it should work now as I have AMD that doesn't contain |
@Red-Eyed I installed it from git and the issue is solved!, Thanks guys. |
* refactored and fixed amd coretemp
Hello, so, do we still have |
My laptop is intel based
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@racuna so you have such error, can you provide logs? |
Hi again. Instead of just git pull to update. I deleted the old auto-cpufreq folder, I cloned it again. Then removed the old auto-cpufreq script from /usr/bin with --remove option and installed it again from the new cloned cpu. Now is working. Thank you very much. My distro doesn't have systemd so I put the auto-cpufreq script with --daemon option in a @reboot line on the crontab. I hope this is ok. |
@AdnanHodzic this should be closed |
From another directory I got this (file does not exist):
cp: no se puede efectuar
stat' sobre 'scripts/cpufreqctl.sh': No existe el fichero o el directorio`But, executing when pwd is inside the directory auto-cpufreq, then the error mensaje is this:
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