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Hello,

> I tried the one at
> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-macppc/2004/12/15/0014.html with the
> 2.0 kernel, and it seems to work fine.
Yup, that's the one.

> Every time i run sysctl -a I get this in dmesg (different numbers each
> time):
>
> sysctl_lookup: rnode 0xd61bfd80 wrong version
>
> and sysctl itself complains with:
>
> sysctl: machdep.powersave: sysctl() failed with Invalid argument
>
> It does list all parameters as expected, though.
The sysctl API changed between NetBSD 2.0 and -current if I remember 
correctly.

> I don't know if that's good or bad.  Reading temperatures and setting
> fan limits works.
Cool :)
Actually I'm surprised it works with 2.0.

> What are sensible temperature limits?
I usually have the CPU limit set to 60C, this makes the fan spin a lot 
( but usually at low speed ) but keeps my iBook at a much more 
comfortable temperature. Hopefully someone will get power saving to 
work with this kind of G4s so it would actually cool down when idle.

have fun
Michael
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