Implementation of FSCSCY?

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Hello,

I'm really new to linux, so please be patient... ;)

I've got a FSC Dual-Mainboard (D1306) on which I'm trying to setup a
server-system based on the actual Ubuntu ("Breezy Badger"). So the
kernel must be a 2.6.

The board contains a "Scylla"-chip, which is found by sensors-detect. As
far as I found within the docs, this must be ok, because the developer
of the required module "fscscy" notes, the driver is "beta" but
well-tested on exactly THIS board.

Anyway, sensors-detect wants to load "fscscy" in modules.conf, but this
module doesn't exist!
The only module next to piix4 ist "eeprom" which doesn't seem to be very
useful...

I searched the whole drive, but only found the note mentioned above.
Google didn't come out with more and I couldn't find an open bug/ticket...

Where can I get it and why is it missing?

PS: Another strange thing, when installing piix4, the bootlog shows
something about "unusual config register value" and I should set
"fix_hstcfg=1". When I do so, sensors-detect searches longer and finds
more... Anyway, the only new modules to load are smbus-arp (for which
the doc reads "if you don't know what this is you don't need it"???) and
another unsupported chip called Philips "PCA9556". :-(

cu/2
Tom
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