Hi Fabien, > I used the daily snapshot as recommanded by Rudolf and had to : > - copy the etc/sensors.conf.eg to /etc/sensors.conf This is true. > - run the sensors-detect from the lm_sensors distribution (the make > user_install command did not install it) This would be very surprising, please double-check. Remember that everything is installed under /usr/local by default, and sensors-detect is only usable by root so it's installed in /usr/local/sbin. > - run /usr/local/bin/sensors to make sure I did not run the Fedora > version of sensors. You should even uninstall the Fedora package entierly, else the new sensors command may pick the old library and you won't get correct results. > I also removed the Fedora version but the sensors-detect script still > failed to detect the 83792d. Could it be because it is not properly > installed ? What commands should I issue in addition to "make user; make > user_install" ? These commands should be sufficient. Make sure that your kernel supports the I2C Device Interface (i2c-dev driver), sensors-detect needs it (and should have complained if it's not present). Also note that sensors-detect cannot detect I2C chips for which you have a driver currently loaded (because the probe would possibly confuse the driver). If you can't figure it out, please send the complete output of sensors-detect after unloading all i2c chip drivers. -- Jean Delvare
