Hi, Yes, upon inspecting the motherboard there is a W83792D chip. In addition, there is also a W83791SD device. Can you tell from the i2c dump what the chip ID for the W83792D is? I can try adding it to the w83781d driver and see if I get lucky. :-) Thanks for your help. Mike On Tue, 2004-09-28 at 01:50, Jean Delvare wrote: > On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 14:02:04 -0700, Michael Madore wrote > > Let's try that again. :-) > > > > Mike > > The chip at I2C addressed 0x2f/0x48/0x49 looks like a Winbond W83792D. The > user's manual of the Asus NCCH-DL [1] confirms that. If you have visual access > to the board, you may take a look and confirm too. > > We don't support this chip yet. Winbond did not release a datasheet for it. > All we could do is add detection support in sensors-detect, but that's about it. > > With a little bit of luck, the W83792D may be somewhat compatible with the > W83791D, which is supported by our w83781d driver under 2.4, but not under 2.6 > (I can't tell why). Unfortunately you seem to be using 2.6. > > The W83792D is obviously the main hardware monitoring chip on your > motherboard, which is why you couldn't get any fan readings from your > secondary chip (W83627THF). > > I'll update the ticket with this information. > > The chip at 0x290 is obviously the W83627THF, so the IT87xx had to be a > misdetection. > > Thanks for reporting. > > [1] http://www.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/Socket604/NCCH-DL/e1636_ncch-dl.pdf
