> > > Strange thing is that all is 777 :/ > > After rebooting - the Permissions are back to normal. Interesting. No way to get them back to 777? I really wonder what caused that in the first place. I guess that even with normal permissions (which by the way I'd like you to show us) your "sensors -s" problem is still there? > > Second, try to write a value to an ordinarily-writable i2c file such > > as temp_max1. Echo 61000 to it, and cat it to check if the write was > > successful. > > That works for some reason. Well, that was supposed to work ;) The common (and unsolved so far) problem is that people can write to the files using "echo" but not through libsensors (which sensors uses). > > Third, could you reproduce the problem with a non-mm kernel > > (2.6.2-rc1 for example). > > With 2.6.2-rc1 I still got the same Problem. OK, thanks for confirming this. > Now I have compiled the sensors driver with all the debug options set > in the Kernel - here is the output. > > Ps : Dont know if the Attachment comes through ... Yes it does. From what I can see there, you have a second i2c bus (a real one, as opposed to the isa emulation). Looks like there is much trouble on this second adapter. It is probably a completely different problem though. That said, please tell us what that second i2c bus is and what chips are present here, just in case there is some kind of interaction between both problems. Back to the initial problem, I'd like you to strace "sensors -s". I put a trap in there some times ago, maybe it'll confirm my suspicions. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
