How to: Get CPU temp

Tikimotel

I downloaded the AMD64 8.1 iso from the freebsd FTP servers.
Opened it with WinRAR and browsed to the /boot/kernel/ folder and dragged and dropped "coretemp.ko" into a WinSCP session connected to pfsense.
Edited the file properties to 555. (r-xr-xr-x)
Done!

breese

Any ideas on why I cannot get the main screen to show my tmeps?

Aug 5 17:16:45 kernel: p4tcc1: <cpu frequency="" thermal="" control="">on cpu1
Aug 5 17:16:45 kernel: p4tcc0: <cpu frequency="" thermal="" control="">on cpu0</cpu></cpu>

ptt

Just tested on my 2 pfSense Boxes, ATOM D510 & AMD X2 5600+ and works fine ;D

Thanks RedRep, GoldServe, stephenw10 & Tikimotel

If someone needs, here are the coretemp ( i386 ) & amdtemp ( amd64 )

( just remove the txt ext )

coretemp.ko.txt
amdtemp.ko.txt

Guest

I would love to see this officially added to pfsense.
However, what about multi core cpus?

adrianhensler

Thanks for a fun thread.

My AMD Geode is 44 C just in case anyone is interested. A jetway board in a matx case.

asterix

Superb work guys !!

Now 2 things added to this will make it even more kewl !! :D

Add a degree (°) before the C
Show all cores temp on the dash

RedRep

@asterix:

Superb work guys !!

Now 2 things added to this will make it even more kewl !! :D

Add a degree (°) before the C

Show all cores temp on the dash

1. Change line 240 in /usr/local/www/widgets/widgets/system_information.widget.php
from

" />

to

" />

2. Working on that, but this code:

function has_temp() {
	$numcores = "";
	exec("/sbin/sysctl -A | grep temperature | wc -l", $dfout);
	$numcores = trim($dfout[0]);
	if($numcores == "0") {
		return false;
		} else {
		return true;
		}
}

Will check to see if you have temperatures reporting and trigger it to show the temps. Having it show all of the cores separately will take more work - I'm no coder but I will give it a shot. :)

@breese:

Any ideas on why I cannot get the main screen to show my tmeps?

Aug 5 17:16:45 kernel: p4tcc1: <cpu frequency="" thermal="" control="">on cpu1
Aug 5 17:16:45 kernel: p4tcc0: <cpu frequency="" thermal="" control="">on cpu0</cpu></cpu>

What is the output of sysctl -a | grep temperature

Cino

@RedRep Nice work!

asterix

@RedRep: u da man !!

This code needs to be incorporated in the future 2.0 snapshots. Who can make it happen?

If there is a function defined to do the following..

auto check if mobo supports temp monitor
If yes.. execute the coretemp.ko functions, make it to auto load on boot and display the temp in (degree) C for all cores on the dash
If not.. hide the Temperature field from the dash.

seh2000

GREAT POST!

Followed the steps showed in the post.
However I ran into a small issue.
I am on 2.0-RC3 (i386) built on Fri Aug 5 12:14:15 EDT 2011

I downloaded the i386 coretemp.ko.txt from the post here, removed the txt extension.
Copied the file (coretemp.ko) to /boot/kernel/
Made sure the rights were set to 555
Ran the command kldload coretemp and got this error:

Fatal trap 12: page fault while in kernel mode
Cupid = 0; apci id = 00
Fault virtual address = 0x3afaf300
Fault code = supervisor write, page not present
Instruction pointer = 0x20:0xc70dcf13
Stack pointer = 0x28:0xeed30988
Frame pointer = 0x28:0xeed309b0
Code segment = base 0x0, limit 0xfffff, type 0x1b
= DPL 0, press 1, def32 1, gran 1
Processor eflags = interrupt enabled, resume IOPL = 0
Current process = 25901 (kldload)

RedRep

Does anyone else have this issue? Someone mind hosting two 8kb kernel extensions?

ptt

You can try from here: http://ptt.4mg.com/pfSense/

stephenw10

The problem could be that the kernel modules attached to a post in this thread used the .txt extension.
For some reason this causes a problem when they are downloaded corrupting the file.
If you attach binaries with the .png extension this won't happen.

Steve

seh2000

@ptt:

You can try from here: http://ptt.4mg.com/pfSense/

Hi ptt - thanks - but when I try to download fro the link then this:
Forbidden
Host:
You do not have permission to access this page or file
The extension 7z is currently not supported by FreeServers.
If you think there is an error or you wish to have the extension 7z added to the mime definitions, please take the time to notify customer support.
Thank you for using FreeServers.

Steen

seh2000

@stephenw10:

The problem could be that the kernel modules attached to a post in this thread used the .txt extension.
For some reason this causes a problem when they are downloaded corrupting the file.
If you attach binaries with the .png extension this won't happen.

Steve

Thanks Steve, where from can I then get the file?
Cheers Steen

stephenw10

Here is the coretemp.ko file from FreeBSD 8.1 release (386).
Remove the .png extension. The file should be 8054 bytes.

Steve

coretemp.ko.png

ptt

Greatly sorry, changed to zip, now is OK ( http://ptt.4mg.com/pfSense/ )

You have:

coretemp32.zip–> inside amdtemp.ko & coretemp.ko ( FreeBSD-8.1-RELEASE-i386 )

coretemp64.zip--> inside amdtemp.ko & coretemp.ko ( FreeBSD-8.1-RELEASE-amd64 )

seh2000

@stephenw10:

Here is the coretemp.ko file from FreeBSD 8.1 release (386).
Remove the .png extension. The file should be 8054 bytes.

Steve

Hi Steve!

BINGO!
IT WORKS!
Thanks so much!
Steen

seh2000

@ptt:

Greatly sorry, changed to zip, now is OK ( http://ptt.4mg.com/pfSense/ )

You have:

coretemp32.zip–> inside amdtemp.ko & coretemp.ko

coretemp64.zip--> inside amdtemp.ko & coretemp.ko

Hello ptt!
Many thanks!
As per other post it now works for me!
Steen

seh2000

OK, as attached shows dashboard now shows my CPU temp. ;D ;)
Thanks to everyone here!
Steen

![Screenshot pfSense Dashboard w Temp.jpg](/public/imported_attachments/1/Screenshot pfSense Dashboard w Temp.jpg)
![Screenshot pfSense Dashboard w Temp.jpg_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/Screenshot pfSense Dashboard w Temp.jpg_thumb)