On Tuesday 05 Mar 2002 2:54 am, csj wrote: > #----cut here---- > # I2C adapter drivers > # modprobe unknown adapter bt848 #0 using Bit-shift algorithm > # modprobe unknown adapter bt848 #0 using Bit-shift algorithm > i2c-viapro > # I2C chip drivers > eeprom > lm80 > lm75 > #----cut here----
This looks OK, I think the stuff responsible for your hardware monitoring are the i2c-viapro adapter,the lm80 chip and the lm75 chip. Did you have any problems building the modules ? It's been a while since I built this stuff as modules, I prefer to use the mkpatch scripts that come with i2c-sources and lm-sensors-sources, patch my kernel sources and then compile in support for the bits I need, so don't take the following as gospel. IIRC what I did when building as modules was something like this 1) I apt-get'ed lm-sensors-source, i2c-source, lm-sensors, kernel-source-2.4.XX. I unpacked everything into these dirs: /usr/src/kernel-source-2.4.XX /usr/src/modules/i2c /usr/src/modules/lm-sensors I symlinked /usr/src/linux to /usr/src/kernel-source-2.4.XX 2) Built and installed my kernel the debian way (kernel-package) #cd /usr/src/linux #make menuconfig I did *not* select any of the i2c stuff in the kernel #make-kpkg --revision=hostname.01 kernel_image #make-kpkg modules_image #cd /usr/src #dpkg -i kernel-image-2.4.XX_hostname.01_i386.deb #dpkg -i i2c-2.4.XX_2.62-1+hostname.01_i386.deb #dpkg -i lm-sensors-2.4.XX_2.62-1+hostname.01_i386.deb cd /usr/src/linux #make-kpkg clean modules_clean 3)Re-booted and ran sensors-detect. In your case I would have added this to /etc/modules # I2C adapter drivers i2c-viapro # I2C chip drivers lm80 lm75 4)Re-boot. Run sensors - you should get reasonable ouput. All that should remain is some minor tinkering with /etc/sensors.conf. How does this compare to what you did ? -- Simon Hepburn.
