What motherboard do you have? Some Tyan motherboards require a special utility to make the CPU I2C devices visible. A BIOS update might remove the need for the utility. Have you tried loading the adm1021 driver. It will detect and initialize any adm1021 compatible devices if they are found. Intel used several different adm1021 compatible devices on 400MHz FSB Xeon CPUs'. ADM1023 and MAX1617 were both popular... If you have a 533MHz FSB Xeon, then you don't have "on-cpu" thermal monitoring chips and you should find the CPU temperatures via thermal diode monitoring on a Winbond or other monitoring chip. :v) Zeno R.R. Davatz wrote: > Hi > > I would like to force load the adm1021. I got a Dual Intel Xeon -based > Motherboard. > > but the prog/detect/i2cdetect.c is not prog/detect/i2cdetect > > Where can I find the i2cdetect without the .c? > > I am willing to test on my new server. > > Thanks for your time and help. > > Zeno > >
