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Invalid temperatures on iMac 2017 model 18,3

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When I run SMCKitTool on my 2017 iMac (i5 - mode 18.3) I'm getting the following output which is clearly wrong for the sensors AMBIENT_AIR_0, CPU_0_DIE, HDD_PROXIMITY. The other sensors...

bryanc-nz

Any way to update this code with more sensors?

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Hi, I'm on a MacBook Pro 13,2 and I'm wondering what the process would be for adding sensors to the list/where to find the four character codes used. Is there...

larryqiann

Binary releases

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Hello Would it be possible to add already compiled binaries to SMCKit releases?

MichalMMac

fanSetMinSpeed() doesn't seem to work?

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Running this code as root (with SIP off): ``` import SMCKit func setMinimumFanspeed5000() { do { try SMCKit.open() do { try SMCKit.fanSetMinSpeed(0, speed: 5000) } catch { print("Error - could...

PKBeam

Xcode 7 Beta 1: Compiler regression - "Expression was too complex..."

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See test case **24890** in https://github.com/practicalswift/swift-compiler-crashes/pull/75/. This affected the `SMC.encodeSMCKey()` type method. The workaround was to break up the expression as the compiler suggested.

beltex

- For down the road - Want to get https://github.com/beltex/dshb/issues/1 done before doing this

beltex

- Related: https://github.com/beltex/dshb/issues/19

beltex

SMCKeys on Ventura are completely (almost) different from that on Monterey.

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Currently getting the battery info will produce error: `keyNotFound(code: "BNum")`. SMCKeys on Ventura 13.0: ``` #KEY AC-B AC-C AC-E AC-F AC-I AC-J AC-M AC-N AC-P AC-Q AC-R AC-S AC-T AC-U...

alaneuler

Trying to use SMC.swift in a command line tool for macOS 13 and up. Building fails with `SMC.swift:373: Assertion failed: SMCParamStruct size is != 80` The app will build if...

ehemmete