On Sat, Jun 25, 2005 at 12:17:13AM +0200, Jean Delvare wrote: > Hi Ryan, > > > This is a LM78 chip on a PR440FX board. lm-sensors is 2.9.1 from > > Debian 'sarge'. > > Which kernel? 2.6.8-2-686-smp which shipped with sarge. > Unless a bug was introduced here, these values either come from the chip > itself, or from your configuration file, depending on whether you ran > "sensors -s" or not. The configuration file is the default that ships with lm-sensors, AFAIK. I've only changed it to fix the limit on -12V rail (which appears to be defective on my PSU). > Setting the correct "set fanN_min" lines in the lm78-* section of the > /etc/sensors.conf and running "sensors -s" afterwards should do. Yes, this fixed it. Would it make sense to add fanX_min prototypes to the lm78 section, since at least my chip seems to have incorrect minimums? I wonder if anyone else with lm78 has noticed this. > > I'm also looking for a way to disable the chassis intrusion alarm > > through software since no connector for it is available on my > > motherboard. > > You can't disable it at the driver level, but you should be able to do > so at the libsensors level by adding the following line to > /etc/sensors.conf (in the lm78-* section, obviously): > > ignore alarms Excellent! This cleared up all the issues I was having. Thanks, -- Ryan Underwood, <nemesis at icequake.net>
