The ADM1027 is a monitoring chip. There is a driver written for it. "adm1027" What happens when you "modprobe adm1027" or "insmod kernel/chips/adm1027.o"? If there is an error message, post that and the output from "dmesg | tail -30" Thanks, :v) Charles Galpin wrote: > > On Feb 29, 2004, at 5:14 PM, Jean Delvare wrote: > >> Hi Charles, >> >> The Super-I/O chip on your board seems to be a PC87366 by National >> Semiconductor. At least the device ID matches. That said, it still >> looks >> like a disabled chip (at least the hardware monitoring part of it). >> >> Please confirm this information if you can (docs, manufacturer, >> visual... whatever). > > > Hi Jean > > I was trying not to bother everyone before emailing again. I have > requested more info from the vendor who has a close relationship with > MSI and *should* be able to provide the info. > > I did get to look at the hardware last night though. It turns out the > motherboard is a MS-9145 - which I cannot find any info on. The only > winbond chip I see is a W986432DH-6 which is SDRAM. I'm honestly not > exactly sure what I'm looking for so I wrote down the info for any > chips i could see. I did find info on one marked 'ADM1027 51'. google > pointed me to > > http://www.analog.com/Analog_Root/productPage/productHome/ > 0%2C%2CADM1027%2C00.html > > Which looks right on the money. Not sure it jives with your PC87366 > identification though? > > Everything else was clearly not a sensor, and I did not see anything > with PC87366 on it. > > Does this help? > > I'll let you know what I get from the vendor. Thanks again for > continuing to look into this! > > charles >
