> On Dec 11, 2024, at 11:53, Dan Mahoney (Gushi) <[email protected]> wrote: > > > >> On Dec 11, 2024, at 09:49, Al Chu <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi Dan, >> >> It appears to be a pretty standard power supply sensor, so I'm not sure why >> the "sensor state" output is incorrect. >> >> I did some tests locally and everything appears to work. So I'm not sure >> why it's uniquely not working in your environment. >> >> I'm not sure if you're up for some re-building and debugging? > > Totally down. Will get it done today. I should note that I’m using the > FreeBSD pkg of freeipmi, which may have extra patches in it, let me (git) > check those out first and see if there’s any chance they’re interfering. > > (doesn’t look like anything specifc that would do anything). > > Stay tuned.
Okay, so it looks like enabling debug builds in the FreeBSD port causes it to crash because it can’t link against libgpg-error. I’ve poked the port maintainer about that. It also looks like, by default, the build-from-scratch can’t seem to find gcrypt.h. (There are also some autoconf warnings that might need chasing down). I think priority is to see if the port maintainer can fix the debug builds first. If that takes more than a day or two, I’ll attempt this on a linux box. -Dan
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