Open TeamFahQ opened 1 year ago
Hello, check in your bios at boot if the value is supplied.
Le 8 juil. 2023 à 14:11, traines @.***> a écrit :
Only one missing is M2_1. Any ideas or suggestions as to how I can fix it (I understand you may not have the board).
It doesn't appear to have it in bios; however, I can check the temp of both of my nvme drive under settings>Manage Disks and Volumes. Attaching some screenies. But I'd have to say, if it's not in bios, then it's probably not going to work in linux... Bios snap Windows snap1 Windows snap2
Here is my commit for kernel. I currently used branch 6.3, am thinking of adding it to branch 5.15 lts and 5.19 since some distros have not updated to more current branches. https://github.com/TeamFahQ/zen-kernel/commit/8d99ea576979728575f4331dab729d403a694321
It doesn't appear to have it in bios; however, I can check the temp of both of my nvme drive under settings>Manage Disks and Volumes. Attaching some screenies. But I'd have to say, if it's not in bios, then it's probably not going to work in linux...
If the BIOS doesn't show thé registre, it means that any sensor is connected.
Underground Windows you see the température because it is via SMART protocol underground SATA/PATA/PCI channel.
It doesn't appear to have it in bios; however, I can check the temp of both of my nvme drive under settings>Manage Disks and Volumes. Attaching some screenies. But I'd have to say, if it's not in bios, then it's probably not going to work in linux... Bios snap Windows snap1 Windows snap2
If the BIOS doesn't show thé registre, it means that any sensor is connected.
Underground Windows you see the température because it is via SMART protocol underground SATA/PATA/PCI channel.
That's what I thought and I'm ok with that. Are you ok with me trying to get this merge into linux kernel?
The upstream Linux kernel already has partial support for NCT6687D in the nct6683 driver. I'm not sure what you mean by "merge into the linux kernel", but if you mean the actual upstream Linux kernel then you're unlikely to succeed. The process for upstreaming a driver is involved and strict. And like I said there's already some support, so they'd probably want that one to be extended, not a competing separate driver.
Only one missing is M2_1. Any ideas or suggestions as to how I can fix it (I understand you may not have the board).
Second thing, I would like to add this to the upstream linux kernel with your permission.