Quoting Annette Bitz <a.bitz at gmx.net>: > > War das mit w83781d treiber oder asb100? > > I have both modules installed, but the w83781d doesn't do anything. > Without the asb100 module I get no output (except that from the > eeprom). OK, this is expected. We completely dropped support for the ASB100 from w83781d now that it has a specific driver. > I can read them without any problem. > > /proc/sys/dev/sensors# ls > asb100-i2c-0-2d chips eeprom-i2c-0-50 > > .../sensors/asb100-i2c-0-2d# ls > alarms fan2 fan_div in1 in3 in5 pwm1 temp2 temp4 vrm > fan1 fan3 in0 in2 in4 in6 temp1 temp3 vid > .../sensors/asb100-i2c-0-2d# cat temp1 > 80.0 75.0 29.0 > > I think this looks good. On my other server (with other chips) it > looks similar, and there everything is working fine. Correct, this looks good. This tends to prove that the driver is working OK, but the user-space tools are not. This leaves us with two cantidates: libsensors and sensors. I suspect that there is either an old sensors binary or an old libsensors on your system, either of which lacks asb100 support. Actually, the output of sensors really looks like it doesn't know that it supports asb100. So I invite you to check that you are really using sensors version 2.8.5 and libsensors 3.0.3, using the following commands: $ which sensors will tell you where the sensors binary is. If you installed lm_sensors yourself without changing the default installation dir, it should be /usr/local/bin/sensors. If not, then the problem is there. You can also try: $ sensors -v Same applies for libsensors. Check your whole system for libsensors (especially /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib) and make sure that older libraries are not picked up instead of the newly installed one. $ ldd $(which sensors) should let you know which libsensors is used by sensors. Basically, if your distribution has packages for lm_sensors, you should uninstall them since they are likely to cause the kind of problems you are encountering at the moment. As a side note, the output from sensors-detect in your first mail presents an error which is fixed in 2.8.5, so I also suspect that you have another sensors-detect binary on your system which is used instead of the new one. Get rid of the old stuff and I'd expect everything to work OK :) > Thanks for your fast answer! You're welcome :) If was great to refresh my German a bit ;) -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
