Arghh.. I hate it when I say something and do the opposite.. but WTF, at least it's more or less on topic..

That's true in principle

But if you had looked at the first post (probably you have, just overlooked it you would have noticed the "disabled autoloading bq27x00_battery module".

As far as I know using that module is the only means of getting the battery temperature (I'm sure there's also at least one thread about qcpufreq in this forum, I will leave the proof as an excercise to the reader , so if you don't load that module, so you don't get the temperature.

Now, if it the module is not loaded ("didn't show up") then you need to enable it:

First make sure it is NOT blacklisted. Look in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
Then, to be on the safe side, just load it by hand "# modprobe bq27x00_battery" (please report any errors you get).

If all OK, check with the qcpufreq thing and see what you get.