Eric J. Bowersox wrote: > On Thu, 2005-06-30 at 18:33, Mark Studebaker wrote: > >>you want hyst (hysteresis) to be high, like 68. >>The alarm isn't cleared until the temperature goes below the hysteresis value. > > > I just tried that on one of the nodes in question. Didn't help. Even > with all tempN_over values set to 80 and all tempN_hyst values set to > 75, the output of "sensors" still displays "ALARM" by the two CPU > temperatures (which currently read 46 and 49 respectively), and the > front-panel temperature light still blinks. (The output of "sensors" > did show that the two limits were set correctly by "sensors -s" though.) Hello, Please can you dump content of the chip before you will load the driver and after you will load? (no sensors -s running) You can do that like this: 1) run sensors command 2) get the bus and chip address, i will use 0 and 0x2f as example 3) reboot 4) load only i2c bus driver and i2c-dev module (you must somehow disable the automatic loading during startup) 5) i2cdump -y 0 0x2f >firstdump 6) modprobe w83792d 7) i2cdump -y 0 0x2f >seconddump Also I would like to know which version of the driver did you used. Was it http://lists.lm-sensors.org/pipermail/lm-sensors/attachments/20050621/8dfe2e28/patch_w83792d-2.6.12-0001.gz ? (note you can patch your kernel even if this is called 2.6.12) Thanks Regards Rudolf
