thermal acpi

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    jimyjazz

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    I posted this question on the general discussion forum, but may be this one is more appropriated.I have the Linux version of the AA1 and I was wondering if there is a way of getting the information for the temperature of the cpu. I have tried the command acpi -t but I get "no support for device type:thermal". Does any body knows of a way to enable it. I'd like to be able to check the temperature so I can decide when to turn the fan on/off.Thanks for any suggestions.
     
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    Thanks kapinouwi, I'll be giving that a go!
     
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