#2143: Can't detect sensors on Asus DSBF-D motherboard

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I applied the W83793 driver patch to 2.6.18 kernel, and it worked great.  My
asus dsbf-d mobo is now reading fan and temp settings.  (I get one mystery
fan reading - since nothing is plugged in there - but that's ok since I just
ignore it).

I have not made any progress getting the FB-DIMMs to decode (only the BIOS
seems able to decode the temp info).

MD 

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Subject: Re:  #2143: Can't detect sensors on Asus DSBF-D
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#2143: Can't detect sensors on Asus DSBF-D motherboard
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  Reporter:  support at ocg.ca  |       Owner:  ruik             
      Type:  defect          |      Status:  assigned         
  Priority:  major           |   Milestone:                   
 Component:  hardware        |     Version:  2.10.1           
Resolution:                  |    Keywords:  Asus DSBF sensors
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Comment (by ticket):

 There is the latest sensors-detect output, it finds it.

 That is another person "MD" that has the asus. He will have to try w83793.
 I only have the intel with ipmi.

 Also, the test program will freeze the system after 30 seconds or so if I
 use it like: "watch ./test|grep -A1 "86 80", so I won't do that :)

 I can test your driver, and find some others with FB-DIMMs on Tyan boards
 with IPMI.

 Thanks,
 Frank

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