While the drivers can all be built into the kernel, not all the tools behave well without module support. See ticket #547 for example, which confirms the problem in sensors-detect. Khali, perhaps with your perl skills you could fix? Jean Delvare wrote: >>Can lmsensors be run on a kernel that does not have modules enabled? >>If so, are there documents that indicate how this is setup? I'm only >>finding references to 'sensors-detect' which complains that it "Can't >>access /proc/modules! at /usr/sbin/sensors-detect line 885." >> >>I am running Debian 3.0 (stable) with 2.4.18, patched with GRsecurity. >>I've got a Dual Tyan motherboard which has (apparantly) PIIX4 chips in >>it. >> >>i2c support with i2c /proc is enabled in the kernel. >> >>If you can help point me in the direction of running lmsensors without >>a modular kernel, I'd appreciate it much. > > > I suppose that using Albert Cranford's patches should do it. Grab them > there: > http://home.attbi.com/~ac9410/ > Patch your kernel with them, reconfigure and select everything you need. > > Please let us know if/how it works for you. >
