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Retrieve temperature reading from QST system under DOS

Intel_C_Intel
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‎03-09-2007 12:17 AM
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What do I need in order to perform the above task?

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Intel_Software_Netw1
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‎03-11-2007 10:50 PM
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We will see what we can find out about this and let you know.

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Intel_Software_Netw1
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‎03-12-2007 05:14 PM
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We checked with the engineering team responsible for this technology, and learned that currently Intel does not provide tools to read QST health data from DOS. As a note, however, BIOS does have access to the QST sub-system during POST and, if implemented, can display QST health data under BIOS setup.

They arelooking into the possibility of developing a mini-SDK that can help system developers to develop hostsoftware that can read QST health data from DOS. We would be happy to forward any feedback or feature requests related to this -- let us know what you think.

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kikijas
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‎05-23-2007 01:57 AM
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That would be great! Hope to get the mini-SDK from Intel soon.

Thank you very much!

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