Yes, the step 1 stopped the beeping problem. Thanks for your input. Pierre. Jean Delvare wrote: > 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. >
