> on rounding again... > below /proc/sys/dev/sensors/(chip_id), there are values with two > decimal positions only, which are already rounded down. > I'm using the w83781d driver here, but I cannot find where those > values are written (a search for '.2f' didn't yield anything > useful - probably things are done lower-level). Values are internally handled as integer values, expressed in centivolts. > Perhaps the general solution would be to write out full mV values > (%.3f) so that sensors.c can round them itself. > Do you think that can be done easily? Well, this could be done, but the values would be wrong again (less wrong, OK, but still not exact), because we would have a resolution of 1/1000 V in /proc values while the sensors themselves have a 1/160 V resolution. So we won't really escape rounding problems that way. To me, the real solution would be to export the native values in /proc, and use sensors.conf for the conversion. I think I remember this was already discussed, maybe even more than once, and it was decided that all voltage values in /proc would have the same unit. I guess that this is more important than having an "infinite precision" in the readings. After all, who cares if the min value is 1.63V or 1.64V? Well... you ;) but most people don't care at all. Anyway you were right, there is a rounding problem in the w83781d driver (and in 7 other drivers as well). I commited a fix for the w83781d, attached to this mail. Please try it and tell me if it works for you. The fix is trivial, I think you'll understand how it works at first sight. However, please understand that it won't necessary make all min-max values symmetrical, because .5 is always rounded up (so 1.615-1.685 would show as 1.62-1.69, for example, and there's nothing wrong with that.) -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/ -------------- next part -------------- An embedded and charset-unspecified text was scrubbed... Name: w83781d-round.diff Url: http://lists.lm-sensors.org/pipermail/lm-sensors/attachments/20030716/10b235af/attachment.pl