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Add CPU temp file for Raspberry Pi/linux and fix CPU detection for Raspberry Pi devices #1961
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The test for a Raspberry Pi is based upon the discussion here: https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=34678 |
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Hi. I have tested it on an RPI 4B with Raspbian 11. When I use neofetch --cpu_temp C it doesn't show the temp next to the CPU. How can I get this to work. Sorry for asking. |
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…aspberry Pi/linux and fix CPU detection for Raspberry Pi devices Upstream PR: dylanaraps/neofetch#1961 Thanks to @satmandu Co-authored-by: Satadru Pramanik <satadru@gmail.com>
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Fixes #1960
Description
Add the location for
/systree CPU temperature file for Raspberry Pi devices.Tested on a Raspberry Pi 4B (works), and also on a x86_64 machine (no errors), with
neofetch --cpu_temp C.Also fixed CPU detection, since
/proc/cpuinforeports BCM2835 for all Raspberry Pi devices when booted into 64-bit mode as per raspberrypi/linux#3022 (comment) and raspberrypi/linux#3022 (comment) .