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Jwbohrer · 2012-01-15, 08:21

I have XBMC 11 installed on an ATV 1. Most things work fine but the temperature display increases until I reboot the ATV. It starts out accurately, but within a few hours shows the temperature at hundreds thousands of degrees. I know its a warm winter but this is too much...anyone know how to fix that?

Thanks

davilla · 2012-01-15, 08:29

"temperature at hundreds thousands of degrees".

wow, just like the surface of the sun Smile

~~Ned Scott~~ · 2012-01-16, 04:47

Jwbohrer Wrote:I have XBMC 11 installed on an ATV 1. Most things work fine but the temperature display increases until I reboot the ATV. It starts out accurately, but within a few hours shows the temperature at hundreds thousands of degrees. I know its a warm winter but this is too much...anyone know how to fix that?

Thanks

On original ATV OS? I've seen this happen with Crystalbuntu.

Jwbohrer · 2012-01-28, 06:46

Yes, original ATV. Still happening after the Beta 2 update.

davilla · 2012-01-28, 07:00

The pentium-m does not have any on-die temp sensor, but the gpu in the nvidia 7300 does so I assume you mean the GPU temp. There is a known issue with that as that temp is retrieved using nvidia-settings binary and after some time, it goes nuts... Ignore it, it's not fixable.

The alternative is to disable that reporting in xbmc source code.

~~Ned Scott~~ · 2012-01-28, 10:27

No, we're talking about the weather plug-in display

davilla · 2012-01-28, 18:10

could have fooled me since the only thing mentioned was temperature Smile