Maximilian Luz

> Did you ever get anywhere with the GPIOs by any chance? Unfortunately not, but I don't really remember what exactly I tested. Let me know if I should test...

Thanks! Well, at least it's marginally better than not having names at all. Names look similar on my SPX, and the SB2 does support temperature readouts, but the CID 14...

Based on a quick look, this could then also be just one single hwmon driver and device instead of a hub and client drivers with multiple sensor device instances.

Keep in mind that it also depends on where the sensors are placed. As far as I know, on the SPX at least a bunch (if not all) of those...

Turns out you are completely correct! It looks like for some reason I misread and misremembered ACPI spec. ACPI says its values are in 1/10 Kelvin, not 1/100 Celsius... So...

Fixed in 47ffb20dca031af8ce8f61636cb6ecd6f2a43f41. I decided to do the Kelvin subtraction in the original scale (i.e., rounding that to 273.1K, otherwise we'd just have some fixed 0.05 in every reported value.

I've changed it to a hwmon-based driver in 09526a2d47711e258ab37ae99f348f5dd915e8a4. I hacked that up in a train, so the quality might not be the best. Also I could only test this...

I've pushed some more commits to `feature/thermal-sensors`, if you want to test those. With those, I think it's now in a state where it could go upstream.

I don't think there's anything like this yet. As far as I can tell, this would have to be implemented as some kernel module, with the additional problem that we'd...

> Actually the unlock prompt is not part of the kernel. Its drawn by Plymouth which also draws the startup screen animation. If you dont have plymouth, systemd will create...