This patchset adds support for hardware monitoring features of PMBus devices. --- There is still some work to be done. Fan support is only rudimentary, and the PHASE command is still not supported. However, the driver is now stable enough to be useful, so it is worth going ahead. v3 changes: Tested with real hardware (bmr453, bmr454, ltc2978, max8688, max16064, max34441). Changes are too numerous to count. Lots of bug fixes. Code was completely rearranged to permit addition of chips without having to modify the core pmbus driver. Split main driver into pmbus_core.c for core support and pmbus.c as front-end driver to support generic PMBus chips. Support for additional chips can now be added by writing small front-end drivers which basically describe chip capabilities. v2 changes: - Calculate maximum number of attributes / sensors / booleans / labels instead of using defines - Increased maximum number of supported pages to the PMBus maximum of 32. - Replaced most fixed size arrays with dynamically allocated arrays/structures. - Added comments and clarifications - Renamed local defines to start with PB_ or PMBUS_ prefix - Removed pages module parameter. Replaced with code to auto-detect the number of supported pages. - Split probe code into several functions to make it better readable - Replaced _fault attributes with _lcrit_alarm and _crit_alarm attributes - Several other minor changes to address review feedback - PMBus emulator: Fixed fault status detection code. Also use more reasonable power limits (eg 200W instead of 2kW). -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-doc" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html