Jean, Apparently one of the updates has to do with the hwmon class, because not it does exist, with the adm1026 driver attached to it. -----Original Message----- From: Jean Delvare [mailto:khali at linux-fr.org] Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 10:52 AM To: Calabro, Anthony Cc: LM Sensors; Mark M. Hoffman Subject: Re: Flex Scanner Jammed Problem Anthony, > > What update is this? > > > -- In the change log for kernel 2.6.9-42 from redhat enterprise, it > says: > 2006-05-02 22:00:00 > Jason Baron <jbaron at redhat.com> [2.6.9-35]: > -revert: fix hanging serial console > -Introduce netpoll over bonded interfaces (Thomas Graf) -fix USB error > handling (Kimball Murray) [189279] -qla2xxx update v. 8.01.04-d7 (Mike > Christie) [188912] -Fix coredump vs exec deadlock (David Howells) > [168112] *****-add i2c sensors drivers (Eric Paris) [171507]***** > -s390: fix sysrq backtrace oops (Jan Glauber) [185736] > -s390: fix crypto driver memory overwrite (Jan Glauber) > -s390: lcs driver fixes (Jan Glauber) > -add hpet_period finetuning to allow correction of hpet drift (Brian > Maly) [169876] > -bonding updates (Thomas Graf) [180431] -Add MSI/MSI-X support to > cciss (Tom Coughlan) [179860] -add modern_apic() tests (Jim Paradis) > [166885] > -SUNRPC: rpcbind should retry if server's portmapper becomes > unavailable (Steve Dickson) [172082] -device-mapper mirroring: error > on log failure override (Jonathan > Brassow) > -make aic7xxx and aic79xx Drivers Support 16-byte CDBs (Chip Coldwell) > -fix ipmi driver broken on HP Integrity platform (Brian Maly) [174986] > -fix mmap wastes too much virtual address space for 32-bit environment > (Larry Woodman) [173662] > -IPMI: Resolve startup race condition (Peter Martuccelli) [189390] > -ati sb600 support (John Linville) [189844] -Emulex lpfc/lpfcdfc > drivers re-organizations (Chip Coldwell) [179752] > > -- I tried to research the bug from redhat but didn't have the right > access. I asked for access, that may or may not be accepted. Anyway, I was asking out of curiousity. It certainly has nothing to do with your current problems. -- Jean Delvare
