thanks for the offer of help. A good way to start is to get on the mailing list by asking Phil (phil at netroedge.com). If you see an email you feel you can answer, go ahead, and copy the mailing list. Also get the CVS version and test it periodically. After you do this for a while, more ideas of ways to help will come to you :) yswamy wrote: > > Thanks for ur speedy reply i will investigate and getback to you if i > need anything. > > And also let me know how i can help lm sensor guys as u had asked for > help in replying e-mail etcc. > Let me know i can help u guys anyway either writing programs or > contributing my time for any of ur usefull work > > with Best Regards > Yeri Swamy Lalgondar > > Mark D. Studebaker wrote: > > >you probably don't havea lm75. > >See FAQ #4.17G. > > > >yswamy wrote: > > > >>I have Intel 82371AB PIIX4(E), 443MX, ServerWorks OSB4/CSB5, compatable > >>i have addedd this one as built on to the kernel. And also lm75 as built > >>in to the kernel. when i boot the m/c it recognizes the chip. > >> > >>I am using linux-2.4.18 kernel using lm_sensors-2.6.3 patch. > >> > >>But muy sensors -f > >> > >>output is always like this:- > >> > >>lm75-i2c-0-4e > >>Adapter: SMBus PIIX4 adapter at 0580 > >>Algorithm: Non-I2C SMBus adapter > >>temp: +33.8?F (limit = +34?F, hysteresis = +34?F) > >> > >>Even though i increased the CPU temperature using some assembly > >>programs. By doing this i burnt one of CPU still i could'nt get the > >>temperature of the CPU different than above so can u please give me more > >>info? > >> > >>I try to compute values in sensors.conf but for lm75 it looks like it > >>does'nt work properly, > >> > >>with Best Regards > >>Yeri Swamy Lalgondar > >> > >
