Anthony, > > The Winbond (sensor) chip is supported including access by ISA bus... > > so you don't need any other bus driver to get that working. > > The 83627HG uses the same drivers as the 83627HF??? Yes. The "HG" variant is lead-free, but otherwise it's the same chip. > Ok, I went into BIOS and read the output of the sensors it is reading, > and compared it with the lm_sensors output. Below is what BIOS is > reading, and attached is the output of sensors, as well as a few other > programs to give input on what is going on the system, including > sensors-detect, systool, lspci, lsmod. Please let me know what, if any > other input would be helpful. I'm going to try to find out how the BIOS > is reading the sensors and maybe ill have a better shot doing it that > way. Can you please set the MIME type properly for text attachements next time? > BIOS INFO: > > CPU1 VCore: 1.19V > CPU2 VCore: 1.19V > CPU1 DIMM Volt: 2.62V > CPU2 DIMM Volt: 2.63V > 1.2V Hyper-Transport: 1.21V > 1.5V: 1.50V > 2.5V: 2.63V > 3.3V VCC: 3.44V > 3.3V SB: 3.44V > 5Vin: 5.10V > 12Vin: 12.06V > -12V Vcc: -12.09V > Vbatt: 3.07V > > CPU1: 17 C > CPU2: 0 C > SYS Temp: 25 C > > FAN1: NA (not attached) > FAN2: ~7000 > FAN3: NA (not attached) > FAN4: 6750 > FAN5: NA (not attached) 13 voltage inputs and 5 fan inputs, while the W83627HF/HG has only 9 and 3, respectively. This suggests that there is a second hardware monitoring on your motherboard, most probably connected to the SMBus. > 00:01.1 SMBus: nVidia Corporation CK804 SMBus (rev a2) This is your SMBus. Support was added to the i2c-nforce2 driver in 2.6.12. I think you said you were running 2.6.9, so no surprise it doesn't work. You may load i2c-nforce2 manually, then run the following command: echo "10de 0052" > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/nForce2_smbus/new_id This should enable the SMBus. If it works, you'll have to do the same after each reboot. Then you can run sensors-detect again and hopefully it will find some other chip. I suggest running the most recent version of sensors-detect, else it'll miss recent chips. BTW I notice that this system is completely different from the one you reported for in the first place. The original one was Intel-based and this one is nVidia-based. Please make separate threads for separate issues, else it is very difficult for us to keep track of everything at once. What motherboard is this? -- Jean Delvare
