Rushikesh Jadhav

Other distros work because they have direct access to CPUID register that exposes CPU temperature information. With XCP-ng / CH, Xen abstracts this CPUID info thus it requires a special...

`7608b1fae3c8d7262db4c07799631984` `/lib/modules/4.19.0+1/override/coretemp.ko` this is correct. Can you create coretemp.conf file to auto load the module ``` # cat /etc/modules-load.d/coretemp.conf coretemp # modprobe coretemp ``` and then test `# sensors` command?

@11matt556 can you test above?

Okay, let me check on some of my available system.

@SlashQuit That would be great. Are those systems ready with 8.2? If not can you have them?

Thanks @HeMaN-NL You may power it on and share following guide output. ``` # uname -a # yum install lm_sensors # modinfo coretemp filename: /lib/modules/4.19.0+1/kernel/drivers/hwmon/coretemp.ko .... # modprobe coretemp ```...

This module wont work on AMD, there is a processor check in the current code. However, you can still try to install `lm_sensors` and check if `sensors` command can give...

@HeMaN-NL ok. Please share ``` # sensors-detect # cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep name | uniq # dmidecode -t processor # yum install cpuid --enablerepo=base # cpuid -r1 ```

@HeMaN-NL So its working on your 8.2 box but not on 8.1? Ideally it should work on any 8.x, I'll check more.

I think if it works for you on 8.2, then that's sufficient. Whats your opinion @olivierlambert? Let's wait for output from @SlashQuit.