sysinfo binding: CPU temperature not delivered on a Raspberry PI 2
See original GitHub issueThe sysinfo binding provides a lot of useful information on my RPi2, but obviously not the CPU temperature while other values work pretty well:
Someone said, it may not possible on Raspberrys - but other simple workarounds deliver the desired information easily.
In my loginfo I found only this hint: 22:32:12.601 [ERROR] [platform.linux.LinuxCentralProcessor] - Couldn’t find physical processor count. Assuming 1. 22:32:12.898 [ERROR] [platform.linux.LinuxCentralProcessor] - Unable to parse /proc/77/stat
Item definition:
Number RaspberryCPUTemp "Temperatur RPi2 [%.1f °C]" { channel="systeminfo:computer:openHABianPi:sensors#cpuTemp" }
PS: I’m running the latest snapshot via openHABian
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On Raspberry PIs (in detail on linux based OS) the channel
sensors#cpuTempnow returns the current measured temperature of the CPU correctly. The channelsensors#cpuVoltagereturns 0 as before.It should be fixed in the last snapshot or partly, maybe @cweitkamp can explain more about that.