CPU Temperature reported "unknown" in Homeassistant

[dado991]

output of rpi-mqtt-monitor -d

output:

:: rpi-mqtt-monitor
   Version: 0.11.0-4-g0490991

:: Device Information
   Model Name:  Intel(R) N100
   Manufacturer:  GenuineIntel
   OS: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
   Hostname: proxmox
   IP Address: 10.27.0.25
   MAC Address: D8-43-AE-92-E9-22
   Update Check Interval: 3600 seconds

:: Measured values
   CPU Load: 0.0 %
   CPU Temp: 34.05
34.00 °C
   Used Space: 9 %
   Voltage: False V
   CPU Clock Speed: False MHz
   Swap: False %
   Memory: 8 %
   Uptime: 0 days
   Wifi Signal: False %
   Wifi Signal dBm: False
   RPI5 Fan Speed: False RPM
   RPI Power Status: False
   Update: {"installed_ver": "0.11.0-4-g0490991", "new_ver": "0.11.0"}
   External Sensors: False

:: Installation directory:
   /root/rpi-mqtt-monitor/src

:: Release notes 0.11.0:
### What's Changed

* External sensors by @pallago in #153

sensor view in homeassistant:

mqtt topic:

The CPU Sensor is reported as "unknown"

[hjelev]

pls show me the output of these 2 commands uptime and nproc

[dado991]

Uptime (rebooted few second ago):
17:13:06 up 0 min, 1 user, load average: 0.17, 0.06, 0.02

nproc:
4

this is the model of minipc -> https://it.msi.com/Business-Productivity-PC/Cubi-N-ADL

[hjelev]

most probably you need to adjust the cpu_thermal_zone configuration found in config.py, try replacing cpu with x86
If this don't help run this command and provide me the output (last time I asked for wrong commands)

for zone in /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/; do
    type=$(cat "${zone}type")
    temp=$(awk '{printf ("%.2f\n", $1/1000); }' "${zone}temp")
    echo "Thermal Zone: $type, Temperature: $temp°C"
done

[smeegoan]

Hi, I am not the original poster but I also get the same missing cpu temperature information issue on Proxmox.

If it helps this is the way to get the temperature on my system

root@pve:/home/rpi-mqtt-monitor# for zone in /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon*/ ; do
        echo $zone
    type=$(cat "${zone}name")
    temp=$(awk '{printf ("%.2f\n", $1/1000); }' "${zone}temp1_input")
    echo "Thermal Zone: $type, Temperature: $temp°C"
done
/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/
Thermal Zone: nvme, Temperature: 53.85°C
/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon1/
Thermal Zone: k10temp, Temperature: 69.12°C
/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon2/
awk: read error (No data available)
Thermal Zone: iwlwifi_1, Temperature: °C
/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon3/
Thermal Zone: amdgpu, Temperature: 57.00°C
root@pve:/home/rpi-mqtt-monitor# 

[hjelev]

@smeegoan change in config.py cpu_thermal_zone = 'cpu' to cpu_thermal_zone = 'k10temp'
You can also track your nvme temperature if you enable drive_temps = True
Looking at the posted output I can also create a gpu temp sensor.
Regards,