On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 08:42:44 -0400, Travis B. Sawyer wrote > On Fri, 2004-09-10 at 05:29, Jean Delvare wrote: > > If it is something other users are > > likely to have on their boards, > > ;) Not likely, its a reference/demo 'board' (err, ^h^h System) for our > chips. The HW folks sprinkled the '53s across the back, so I have 4 > fans connected to 5 chips. Only one of the '53s remote sensor is > connected, the rest are 'ambient' temp. > > > I have a patch (attached) which adds support > > for the MAX6653 (and MAX6663/MAX6664 for that matter) to sensors-detect. > > I'll see what I can do, I didn't build most of the utils as I didn't > want to fight with the cross-compiler, etc. For what it's worth, sensors-detect is a perl script, so there is no cross-compilation involved (providing you have perl available on the target plateform). That said, is it is unlikely that regular folks will have these chips on their motherboards, I probably won't bother applying my patch to the CVS tree - so test it for fun if you want but don't spend extra time on this. > No, sir, Thank You! The drivers in the sensors and i2c packages have > been a HUGE time saver for me! You're welcome :) (BTW I am definitely not the one to thank here - I am only maintaining a project those bases were laid down by other folks years ago.) -- Jean Delvare http://khali.linux-fr.org/
