Fix #545: additional cpu temp sensors #548
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LGMT, great catch! |
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This resolves #545.
Not sure how I didn't notice this before, as I was experiencing the same on my laptop.
I believe AMD drivers on Linux do not report individual core temps, so the
coretempsensor was not found and it was defaulting to the first sensor it could find which was my SSD temperature.I added 2 additional sensors to check for. My temp is reported by ACPI, and then k10temp reports the Tctl which is used as a last resort. Now, if it can't find a sensor it will return "nan".