Hi Holger, > is there by now any kind of database that hosts motherboard data? Unfortunately not, although the need exists and some tries were made. > Or asked the other way round: I got a sensors.conf for my > "Soyo SY-P4I875P Dragon 2 Platinum Edition" working (somehow working, > I asked Soyo support for data, but didnt recieve an answer yet. So its > just wild guessing, but at least I have some values that seem to make > sense.) > > I tried several times searches on the web without success to get some > info how to treat my motherboard. Now I wonder if I am the first to get > it running, is there some place I should publish the thing? There is no formal place, but you could simply send it to this mailing-list. It'll get archived and eventually indexed by Google. Providing you give it a relevant name, people searching for the data should find it there. > I could put it on my own webpages, but nobody would look there, would > they? If your page happens to be indexed by search engines, they will. I put my own configuration file on my website a few days ago for that reason. -- Jean Delvare
