On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> Art Boulatov wrote:
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> Hi,
> I have ASUS P3B-F motherboard with ASUS ASIC hardware monitor,
> I was trying to find info about that "ASIC", but did not succeed.
>
> The question is - can I have control of the temperatures&volts on Linux
> with this motherboard?
> I'm aware of lm_sensors module, but I don't think it supports ASIC.
> Or could you just point me where I can find info on that topic.
>
> Thanks a lot, Art.
I had lm-sensors/khealthcare working fine on Mdk 6.0, but with
7.0 I couldn't get the latest lm_sensors (2.4.5) to compile. It
failed on finding the i2c headers, even tho I compiled those
modules successfully against a 2.2.14 kernel compiled from Mdk
source, and edited lm_sensors makefile as to their location. I got
an older version to compile, but then there were more problems with
that.
Anyhow, just as I was about to get real frustrated, I noticed on
the website (http://homepages.fh-giessen.de/~hg7229/khealthcare/)
that the older version (0.1-3) of khealthcare doesn't need
lm_sensors. That is _if_ your motherboard uses the Winbond W83782D
chip. Which is most all of 'em, including my SY 6ba+III.
I have no idea what 'ASIC' means (Asus i2c ?), but it's prob'ly
worth the small d/l to try khealthcare 0.1, it comes as either a
tar.gz or rpm. It displays 3 fan speeds, 3 temps, all voltages, has
configurable alarms/warnings, all the same features as the newer
lm-sensors dependent version.
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.. Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
