Re: port-macppc/41916: dbcool at ki2c should support adm1030

[Taylor R Campbell <campbell%mumble.net@localhost>]

The following reply was made to PR port-macppc/41916; it has been noted by 
GNATS.

From: Taylor R Campbell <campbell%mumble.net@localhost>
To: gnats-bugs%NetBSD.org@localhost
Cc: 
Subject: Re: port-macppc/41916: dbcool at ki2c should support adm1030
Date: Fri, 21 Aug 2009 23:23:22 -0400

 I forgot to add an obligatory transcript demonstrating the support:
 
 # envstat
                          Current  CritMax  CritMin  CritCap     Unit
 [dbcool0]
               l_temp:     40.250                                degC
              r1_temp:     38.500                                degC
                 fan1:        N/A
 [smartbat0]
           AC present:         ON
      Battery present:         ON
      Battery voltage:     12.032                                   V
      Battery current:      0.000                                   A
   Battery design cap:      3.690                                  Ah
       Battery charge:      3.688                                  Ah
     Battery charging:        OFF
         Battery full:        OFF
 # sysctl hw.dbcool0
 hw.dbcool0.reg_select = 0
 hw.dbcool0.reg_access = 249
 hw.dbcool0.l_temp.hi_lim = 60
 hw.dbcool0.l_temp.low_lim = 0
 hw.dbcool0.l_temp.Tmin = 64
 hw.dbcool0.l_temp.Trange = 4
 hw.dbcool0.l_temp.Ttherm = 68
 hw.dbcool0.r1_temp.hi_lim = 80
 hw.dbcool0.r1_temp.low_lim = 0
 hw.dbcool0.r1_temp.Tmin = 64
 hw.dbcool0.r1_temp.Trange = 4
 hw.dbcool0.r1_temp.Ttherm = 83
 hw.dbcool0.fan1.low_lim = 0
 hw.dbcool0.fan_ctl_0.behavior = all-temps
 hw.dbcool0.fan_ctl_0.cur_duty = 33
 
 During this boot the fan had not yet begun spinning, although I was
 able to make it spin by setting the hw.dbcool0.l_temp.Tmin sysctl knob
 to a very low threshold.  However, after I set the threshold back to
 its original value of 64C, and after the fan audibly stopped spinning,
 envstat claimed that it continued to spin at 39705 RPM.  A little
 further experimentation suggests that when the fan is turned off, the
 sensor remembers its last speed before it turned off, or something.  I
 suspect that the wrong proportionality constant is being used to
 compute the value in rounds per minute, however, yielding reports of
 such immense speeds as forty thousand rounds per minute.