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This is common on Arch Linux systems when the kernel is updated (the
running kernel modules are removed from disk).
This table was created using modules from Linux 6.3.8, with the same
rules as the fallback mechanism uses (longest string prefix match), and
is updatable using the sync manager.
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Untested.
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The previous LoongArch support added in commit 56e590d was based on the kernel behavior before the official upstream merge.
Stable cpuinfo: https://git.kernel.org/torvalds/c/7153c3c
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Close #15.
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These globals are really nasty and one of the reasons I hate looking at
the HardInfo code.
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information has been moved to separate file.
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defined as 0 and sensors.h is not available
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Related to #599.
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Now that the sync manager is working fine, and we have the same
data in a structured way in JSON files, reading from this legacy
format doesn't need to be supported any longer.
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Fixes #590
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There is a small typo in modules/devices/riscv/riscv_data.c.
Should read `insensitive` rather than `insensitve`.
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the values are aligned to the cols
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Some libcs will define macros that redefine these tokens.
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