Hello all, It has been a while since my last message in which I promised a patch soon, due to some other duties it got delayed a bit. However we are still working on the changes and a patch will be posted within a week. We also started with the printing routine, this is currently finished for about 80%. The total lines of additional code is about 300, but it should support almost every chipset. Some problems we encoutered and how the function currently gets around are below: - Some chipsets support features that aren't supported by any other chipset, for example the adm1021 has a die-code feature. The function currently ignores these. It could be handled by some additional chip specific callback function. - When reading a certain feature of a chip, some chips return 127 as the current value. The print routines of these chips will then either ignore or warn about this feature. The function currently just prints the 127. - The following chips have a special feature that indicates the type of temp. sensor used, (w83781d, it87, f71805f). None of these have specifified the main temp. feature as their mapping in lib/chips.c. This means the function can't easily find out to which temp. it belongs. It would be easier when there was a mapping. - Most chips use a bitmask to indicate which feature holds an alarm. As this is chip specific it (almost) can't be used in the function. Some chips do have a different file/feature for each alarm, changing all/most of the chips to this model would be easier for the function. regards, -- Bob
