Hi all, Here is the solution (hopefully) to the beeping problem you encountered using LM Sensors with the AS99127F chip. It turns out that the beeping is caused by VCore being out of range (Thanks to "The Master" for noticing this.) The reason why it beeps is obscure, and we can't do anything against that since we don't have a data sheet for the AS19927F (Damn Asus. Ask them if you want one.) So, since we can't turn the beeping off, the solution is to ensure VCore isn't out of range anymore. Most of the time, VCore is indeed OK, but the chip thinks it isn't because the limits are bad. Bad limits are usually caused by a bad VID reading. So here are the things to try, in order: 1* Edit the vrm option in /etc/sensors.conf, section as99127f-*. Typically, this means uncommenting the "vrm 9.0" line. It should make the VID reading OK. Run "sensors -s", the beeping should stop. 2* Edit the in0_min and in0_max lines in /etc/sensors/conf, section as99127f-*. Instead of using vid, write down the value you know VCore should have (simply run sensors to see what it is). Run "sensors -s", the beeping should stop. You can check that the limits are OK by running "sensors". Please let us know wether it works or not. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
