> I completely realize my error once I actually tried a kernel with module > support. While the drivers I did have loaded loaded just fine and seemed > like it should work it didn't. The reason was apparent once I enabled > modules support and ran sensors-detect it detected that I have the > i2c-nforce2 rather than the i2c-amd756 which I thought would work for my > motherboard (ASUS A7N8X Deluxe). Considering that there isn't a driver > available for this sensor yet, certainly explains why the program would > not detect the sensors, and why it doesn't work on my system. Looks like you don't fully understand how things work. Neither i2c-nforce2 nor i2c-amd756 are enough to monitor your system. They are *bus* drivers, required for *chipset* drivers to "plug" on. It is normal that sensors doesn't return anything if only a bus driver, but no chip driver, is loaded. What's more, contrary to what you seem to think, there is a driver for the nforce2, providing you use a recent enough version of lm_sensors. Our sensors-detect script should detect it, load the module if needed, and then proceed to the chipsets detection. If you're still confused, you may provide a complete log of your sensors-detect run, so that we better understand what happens. Jean Delvare ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/
