Closed Andoramb closed 2 years ago
Sorry to create another one, but I've already got the solution for this :)
With the latest update, using psutil.sensors_temperatures() function on a NUC, does not return cpu_thermal or coretemp.
psutil.sensors_temperatures()
coretemp
However, it does return soc_thermal. Adding this to the code will make it compatible with more systems :)
soc_thermal
>>> import psutil >>> psutil.sensors_temperatures() {'soc_thermal': [shwtemp(label='', current=58.0, high=118.0, critical=118.0)]}
Sorry to create another one, but I've already got the solution for this :)
With the latest update, using
psutil.sensors_temperatures()
function on a NUC, does not return cpu_thermal orcoretemp
.However, it does return
soc_thermal
. Adding this to the code will make it compatible with more systems :)