Individual Core Graphs

[Camerooooon]

Graph data (freq, temp, usage) for each core with --graph.

[Shuzhengz]

We should take the package temp for the cores that the temperature doesn't work on

[JakeRoggenbuck]

We should take the package temp for the cores that the temperature doesn't work on

sounds good

[Camerooooon]

We should take the package temp for the cores that the temperature doesn't work on

What do you mean by package temp?

[Shuzhengz]

What do you mean by package temp?

The temperature of the CPU package

[JakeRoggenbuck]

Is the package like the combination of all of the cores?

[Shuzhengz]

sort of, but package also includes the iGPU if the die is an APU

[Shuzhengz]

its basically a package average of everything on the die

[Camerooooon]

sort of, but package also includes the iGPU if the die is an APU

How do you access the data. Is it in a virtual file system?

[Shuzhengz]

it might be somewhere deep in the directories

[Shuzhengz]

ok found it
for cpu on my laptop the package temp is at /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone1/temp
u can see the type at /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone1/type (x86_pkg_temp)

[Camerooooon]

ok found it

for cpu on my laptop the package temp is at /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone1/temp

u can see the type at /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone1/type

What is the value of "type"?

[Shuzhengz]

x86_pkg_temp

[Camerooooon]

x86_pkg_temp

That implies the existence of multiple thermal types. We'll need to do some research to find out what types exist.

[Shuzhengz]

thermal zone 0 is the type acpitz (the CPU socket temp)

[Camerooooon]

I feel like this could be its own issue. I'll create one

[Shuzhengz]

thermal zone 0 is the type acpitz (the CPU socket temp)

theres no additional thermal zones on my laptop apart from 0 and 1, but on laptops with dedicated gpu it might have more showing up

[Shuzhengz]

also on arm devices it might be different (someone test it on a pi or smth)

[Camerooooon]

See #341