> i've confirmed that i can reload the module all i want prior to when > it craps the bed. OK, that's what I thought. > i've also been logging sensors output, and time and it appears to > always stop working at 10 mins of uptime. but i've only rebooted > twice, which is the only way to get the chip back... > > i'm going to rewrite my script now so it logs the number of calls to > sensors, finer granularity of time ellapsed, and system state. i'll > also turn on debug in lm-sensors. Yes, good idea. I don't have any idea as to why the problem occurs. Nobody else reported the problem so far. > any other suggestions? You may want to see if there could be a conflict with other drivers/devices, especially with those who use the ISA addressing space. I invite you to try a light kernel with as few drivers as possible, and see if the problem still occurs. Since I don't have much idea, the more information you can gather, the better, of course. Good luck. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
