Hi Slice, back again~
this time, I'm going to bother you to teach me how to build my kext and compile hwsensors
1. I've already use command "svn co http://subversion.assembla.com/svn/fakesmc/HWSensors4/ " in terminal
2. then I got this folder


3. I'm just eager to know how to make it a executable app and how to build kexts(such as intelmonitor radeonx etc) using terminal or xcode

Thanks in advance~

Simply open the HWSensors.xcodeproj with the Xcode.app and compile (Run).

This post has been edited by Darwin: Mar 9 2012, 01:05 PM

thanks for your answer
but when I hit "run" the result is as follows
I have no idea where the kexts which are just built were and if they're able to work since there being so many warnings here





This post has been edited by p.H: Mar 9 2012, 02:46 PM

Yes, these warnings are not fully eliminated. But they are only warning.
Produced binaries in the folder "Binaries".

yep
I've compiled all the kexts without error (with warnings )
And I test it myself with Radeon.kext
it works as it should be.
Thank you , Slice
for being that dedicated to the development of Fakesmc and plugins ~

Slice, since I've compiled kexts then I'm eager to know how to compile HWsensors4 ?

There is a one problem. The application was written to be compilable only with XCode4.2. Credits to koslek.

That surprised me
if so , I'd wait for updates
btw, is HWsensors4 capable of detecting the temp of HD ? kexts needed ?

This post has been edited by p.H: Mar 10 2012, 09:18 AM

Yes, it is capable and no other kexts required for that as HD temps are fetched via S.M.A.R.T interface.

if so，I'm quite confused for not showing any in my hack

Depends if you hard drive returns such data, some SDD doesn't have temperature attribute in S.M.A.R.T. But does your HWMonitor is from latest revision ?

yep，the latest version of HWsensors
plus, my hack is using HD not SSD and Istat can show the temp of my HD

onyx (one optimizing software) checks my HD's SMART status fine

Don't know what the problem is

This post has been edited by p.H: Mar 11 2012, 12:06 AM

updating the latest version of rev581
hwsensors now can report the temp of HD
fantastic

Hi guys,

I've compiled FakeSMC 4.0 from here (http://www.projectosx.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1592).
I noticed that Binaries/ contains a flat structure of all the kexts.
When I used FakeSMC a while ago, FakeSMC.kext had a plugin directory (in Contents/Resources/, I think) where I put different .kext files inside.
Has this changed? I'm not sure if I should place all the kext files (IntelCPUMonitor, RadeonX, etc) inside a newly created plugins directory in FakeSMC.kext, or if I should just place the other kexts alongside FakeSMC.kext.
(I'm planning on placing FakeSMC in /E/E.)

Any help is appreciated!
-R

The FakeSMC.kext/Contents/Plugins/ directory is still applicable. Due to the OS X Lion's use of the kernelcache (prelinked kernel), all kexts should only be placed in the System/Library/Extensions/ directory.

I currently have all my non-vanilla kexts in /E/E, and the other kexts work fine. Do you mean that only the FakeSMC stuff needs to be placed in /S/L/E?

No, FakeSMC stuff can be placed into E/E as well.
But he meant that the religion to place all non-Apple kexts into E/E is obsolete. What about LaCie drivers, Logitech, VirtualBox, CoolBook and so on?
The better way if you forget about E/E and place all kexts into S/L/E and let OSX to create kernelcache with all drivers...
Hope you understand this.

Seeing the following with the latest version and 10.7.4:


Looks like we need to add 3 additional keys.

with adding these values in fake smc plist, i get 79 smc-values in ioreg ?
( can t read them all, but sounds interesting )

acid, clkh, clkt, dplm, epcf, epci, fnum, gcid, lsof, lssb, most, msps, mssd, nati, natj, ntok, nvpr, osk0, osk1, rpr, rev, rpit, scia

This post has been edited by westwaerts: May 15 2012, 03:41 PM

Slice please take a look to this thread http://www.projectosx.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1267

the last posts are very very important ATM, please fix this if you can

Thanks so much Slice