> > Not bad, but it's not perfect yet. VCCP is bad (I don't know what it > > is) and +12V is very bad too. The temperatures look correct. > > I know, what I "needed" was CPU temperature. > Temperatures are really correct, memory (+2.5), +3.3V, +5.5V too. > > IMHO VCCP looks like "CPU Core (+1.5 V)" from intel Active Monitor > > Nominal Value 1,500 > Current Value 1,447 > Upper Threshold 2,300 > Lower Threshold 0,700. These guys are crazy. They accept a deviation of over 50% on VCore. We tolerate 5%... > value "+12V" isn't in Active Monitor, maybe simply isn't(?) on my > chip. I read the datasheet and this one is tricky. The pin that reports +12V is shared with another function, so depending on how your chip is hardwired, you have +12V or not. Obviously you don't have it. Our driver doesn't support this possibility yet. This may also explain your wrong limits for VCCP, but I'd like you to try some things to be sure. I suspect you have an old config file at /etc/sensors.conf, with no section for the adm1025. If I'm right, you should copy the new one (etc/sensors.conf.eg from lm_sensors-2.8.0) to /etc/sensors.conf, run "sensors -s" and run "sensors" again. You should at least see VCCP labeled VCore. Maybe the limits will change too. Please let me know what they are. In the meantime, I'll fix our driver to support your configuration. I have an idea on how to do that, I'll think of it while sleeping. BTW, is the data at address Ox44 on your I2C bus still the same? ;) Just curious. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
