Hi Anthony, Mark, > * Calabro, Anthony <anthony.calabro at lmco.com> [2006-08-22 16:19:55 -0400]: > > I guess Im going to try to start over with this thread. I have solved > > the Flex Scanner Jammed problem by going back to sensors version 2.9.0. > > When using 2.10.0 the best I could do is get label lines to parse > > correctly, but I never had any luck with the compute lines. I also > > Did you install 2.9.0 from source? Looking back at the archives, you > actually started with 2.8.7 - it probably came with the distro. > > If you were able to install 2.9.0 from source, but not 2.10.0... well > that is very strange. The scanner didn't change between those versions. > > Anyway, if you're still interested in trying to debug the scanner error: > please add the flag '-d' to the last line of the Makefile. It should > look like this: > > $(FLEX) -Psensors_yy -t -d $< > $@ > > Then 'make clean' && 'make' && 'make install'. That flag will cause the > scanner to make a lot of noise about what it's doing. Send some results > back to this list and I'll have a look. Another approach would be to perform a bisection. If 2.9.0 actually works, and 2.10.0 doesn't, then a change must have broken it - even though I just can't think of any. 2.9.0 is r2809, 2.10.0 is r3256. You will converge after 11 iterations, should be fast enough. > > upgraded my linux kernel from 2.6.9-34 to 2.6.9-42. In this new version > > there is an i2c sensors update. What update is this? -- Jean Delvare
