Sigh. I apologize for bugging who's ever at the other end of this. I have tried to do due diligence in reading and trying all kinds of stuff, and I think I know what the problem is I'm having, but I'm just green enough with this kind of low level stuff to not be for sure. I did follow the flowchart thing. Anyway, I've got this 1U Intel board with a 1.7 P4 on it. To do burn in testing the hardware guys want to be able to do temperature sensing. They're all tickled that some app in XP can do it. And I just am not having any luck getting it to work under Linux on this machine. I have Libranet 2.7 installed (kernel 2.4.19). I have the lm-sensors debian package installed. When I do a sensors-detect, it probes i2c-i801, but modprobe can't locate it. Where would I get this? Can I get it as a binary? Maybe I need to load the i2c-source package and look to compile it from there. The Intel board rep sent us this info about the temperature controller: "The Intel(R) S845WD1-E server board uses a Heceta 6 management controller to monitor thermal zones, fan speeds and voltages. The Heceta 6 management controller is a separate controller mounted on the server board." I've looked all over the lm-sensors web site, but it is not clear to me whether there is support for the Heceta 6. Any help/hints/tips/suggestions would be very much appreciated. TIA. -- Travis Griggs Key Technology "Oh, Say can you see By the pawn's early plight What so loudly we wailed At the trials' past scheming. Whose blue screen and oft starts Through the endless blight O'er the networks we watched Wwere so total en-slaving. And the public's ensnare The bugs always in there Gave truth to the might That Bill's flag was still there. Oh say does that Steve Screamin Ballmer yet wave To the land of the free But he wants us to pay."
