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Hi, I noticed your project; you made a really great work.
I'd like to integrate your code in my script that you can find here.
My script uses a bunch of sensors to get computer data and sends them to remote smart home hubs, so you can use it to monitor your devices.

I'm writing you since my project uses a GPLv3 license, while yours uses a GPLv2, which prevents me from using your code.
Do you allow me to use it in my project, changing your license to GPLv3 or simply to a "GPLv2 or any later version" ?

Thank you for your time.
Hope to hear from you soon,
RB

I followed the install instructions and it loaded just fine but the value is always 0.0% no matter what.

Hello, I'm not sure if this is a profile or variable issue, but if I try to run smctemp remotely via an ssh session, I get a command not found error:

ssh me@mymac 'smctemp -c'
(me@mymac) Password:
zsh:1: command not found: smctemp

Is there something I need to add to ~/.zshrc to make this work? It works just fine in Terminal directly on the system.

Hi!

Thanks again for this great tool.

The new "Apple M2 Max", which Macbook Pros can come with, seems to report the temperature wrong, where it's /10?.

smctemp -c

3.4

uname -m

arm64

sysctl -in sysctl.proc_translated

0

smctemp -l | grep -i "t[cp]0"

  Tp00  [flt ]  0.0 (bytes: 00 00 00 00)
  Tp01  [flt ]  6.7 (bytes: 66 66 D6 40)
  Tp02  [flt ]  8.4 (bytes: CD CC 06 41)
  Tp04  [flt ]  0.0 (bytes: 00 00 00 00)
  Tp05  [flt ]  4.6 (bytes: 89 41 94 40)
  Tp06  [flt ]  5.3 (bytes: 66 66 AA 40)
  Tp08  [flt ]  0.0 (bytes: 00 00 00 00)
  Tp09  [flt ]  6.7 (bytes: 66 66 D6 40)
  Tp0A  [flt ]  8.4 (bytes: CD CC 06 41)
  Tp0C  [flt ]  0.0 (bytes: 00 00 00 00)
  Tp0D  [flt ]  4.6 (bytes: 89 41 94 40)
  Tp0E  [flt ]  5.3 (bytes: 66 66 AA 40)
  Tp0W  [flt ]  0.0 (bytes: 00 00 00 00)
  Tp0X  [flt ]  6.7 (bytes: 66 66 D6 40)
  Tp0Y  [flt ]  8.4 (bytes: CD CC 06 41)
  Tp0a  [flt ]  0.0 (bytes: 00 00 00 00)
  Tp0b  [flt ]  4.6 (bytes: 89 41 94 40)
  Tp0c  [flt ]  5.3 (bytes: 66 66 AA 40)
  Tp0e  [flt ]  0.0 (bytes: 00 00 00 00)
  Tp0f  [flt ]  6.7 (bytes: 66 66 D6 40)
  Tp0g  [flt ]  8.4 (bytes: CD CC 06 41)
  Tp0i  [flt ]  0.0 (bytes: 00 00 00 00)
  Tp0j  [flt ]  4.6 (bytes: 89 41 94 40)
  Tp0k  [flt ]  5.3 (bytes: 66 66 AA 40)
  ftP0  [flt ]  6.7 (bytes: 66 66 D6 40)
  ftp0  [flt ]  30.8 (bytes: B0 12 F6 41)

smctemp -c && smctemp -l > smc_out:

https://gist.github.com/joshuataylor/bb02ed6bad2d9f3bd0fe2e8d478bbd2d

Current workaround: echo $(($(smctemp -c)*10)) 😁

Hey, thanks for this binary. Any chance you can set up brew formula for this?

It gives me 18-19° sounds weird.

• CPU die temperature

or

• CPU proximity temperature

I came across your repo because on M2 I can't run sudo powermetrics --samplers smc | grep -i "CPU die temperature" to get CPU temperature. I'm not too familiar with C++ but I have a strong programming background. Can you guide me on the process for getting this from the hardware?

I'm looking at the code but I'm having some trouble understanding exactly what's happening. I think this is where it's getting the temp in the code: https://github.com/narugit/smctemp/blob/9b9f73bd7c503f048dfac2bedc917ccefc942d47/smctemp.cc#LL368C25-L368C25

unsure if this is intentional?

Output when smctemp -c is ran