Eric, > > > FYI, DME1737 specsheet (a.k.a. Asus A8000) is apparently not available to mere > > > mortals... conversation follows: > > > > I didn't know the SMSC DME1737 and the Asus A8000 were the same chip. > > How did you find out? > > Google :) > > http://www.google.com/search?q=DME1737+Asus+A8000 > > http://www.lavalys.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t811.html > > Granted not the most authoritative answer, but apparently someone else > writing this sort of driver believes that it's true... > > the lm-sensors wiki also makes such a statement. Ah yeah, right. I don't know who added it... The reason why I'm susprised is that the DME1737 is said to be a Super-I/O chip, while the A8000 can be accessed through the SMBus and is supposed to have similarities with the LM85, which is a dedicated hardware monitoring chip with SMBus interface only. But well we've seen Super-I/Os with SMBus interfaces as well, so it may be true after all. Not that it really matters anymore... -- Jean Delvare
