Hi, Rudolf, > > Yep I can. What distribution are you using? Debian? Fedora? Suse? ..? > It's SUSE 10.1, Kernel 2.6.16.21-0.25-smp (ASUS P5B-VM, E6600, 2 x 1 GB DDR2-667 CL4) > > Yes you will need to uninstall the package called "lm-sensors" or > libsensors3 the make user_install stuff is "outside" your packaging > system. Ie it is same as you would just copy some software to your > disk drive. And because you want that newer version without installer > (no package) you need to uninstall the package first. In short: > > Because now you have installed two in the system. One sensors detect > you have in /usr/sbin/sensors-detect and other you have in (the new > one) /usr/local/sbin > > Try to issue following command: > > /usr/local/sbin/sensors-detect > Okay, this one finds the Winbond W83627ehf and the Core2Duo processor (revision 4242 of sensors-detect, 2006-11-17) . I tried to remove the old "SUSE version" with YAST but I get a lot of missing dependencies warnings. Is it safe to delete all those things (kdebase3-*, amarok-*,kdeaddons-*, susehelp* etc.)? > > Well this is a bit tricky to do. First I need to know what > distribution you are using. Compiling new kernel image is certainly > not task for beginners, but we may try. SUSE 10.1, Kernel 2.6.16.21-0.25-smp, last kernel patches installed (SUSE Online Update). I'm beginning to see the ligth at the end of the tunnel. Best regards Uli
