Most (all?) of the code is CPU independant. You'll need to figure out what the I2C/SMBus host is and see if it is supported (http://secure.netroedge.com/~lm78/supported.html). If not, then you could try to get a datasheet and try to hack up a new driver. The nice thing is that once you have a working bus, all the chip drivers should automaticly work on it. Phil Jeff Sacksteder wrote: >I am now the proud parent of a Digital Server 5000, based on a 533Mhz Alpha. >This is the 'Rawhide' platform and was designed for NT on Alpha >installations. It most certainly has an I2C bus of some sort on it. I have a >functioning Linux install on it now and would like to experiment with >hardware monitoring. I will most likely need some coaching as I work my way >through the problems I encounter. Is there a list where I should direct my >questions? Alternately, does anyone want to volunteer to work with me on >this? > > >
