How to get cpu temperature via sensors in debian 8?

Question

linux

Hello, I use a media player digma hdmp-600, which I don't need as a player, as a small server for various projects, there is an allwinner A10 processor there. Delivered via microsd Debian 8 jessie.
When connecting via putty, the processor temperature is visible in the header, and the sensors-detect command does not see any sensors.
The question is, how can you still get the temperature of the processor? so I understand the processor sensor works there

Answer 1

Something like

cat /sys/devices/virtual/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp

Answer 2

The board came with a heatsink. It had to be glued to the processor. I've had a cubitrack on my desk for a year now. I put a 120mm fan next to it, powered by 5V. No noise, hard and SoC 35-38 degrees.
I tried to hide it in the case instead of the stock shelf. Got a stove.

Answer 3

look at this path, hwmon{1....5} can change the number, and temp{1-6}_input
cat /sys/devices/platform/coretemp.0/hwmon1/temp1_input