Xperia E1 kernel tweaking (4)

Looks like the msm-thermal driver (responsible for throttling the CPU frequency when things get hot) was not loading:

<4>[ 0.760658] msm_thermal: Wrong number of cpu

Relevant code in drivers/thermal/msm_thermal.c:

key = "qcom,cpu-sensors";
cpu_cnt = of_property_count_strings(node, key);
if (cpu_cnt != num_possible_cpus()) {
        pr_err("%s: Wrong number of cpu\n", KBUILD_MODNAME);
        ret = -EINVAL;
        goto hotplug_node_fail;
}

Looks like a mistake in the device tree (someone must have copy-pasted the qcom,msm-thermal section from a chipset with 4 cores, but this one only has 2). The fix was easy enough.

This also seems to happen with stock Sony software. If this were one of the flagship Xperia devices, I suppose I could submit a pull request, since the code for those phones is on github. But this is the lowest-end Xperia, only released on third-world markets - probably Sony won't care.