sensors.conf for supermicro x7dbe+

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> I agree, it's not handled properly; let's make it better. I see 3
> possibilities:
> 

Yes I proposed similar, but nobody noticed that :)

> 1* We display the sensor type in "sensors". This is what we do for the
> IT87xxF devices. When the sensor type is "disabled", the user should
> realize that the reading is meaningless.
> 
> 2* We change sensors to not even display tempN if that sensor is
> disabled. This is probably even more user-friendly.

You mean during init phase?

> 3* We change the w83793 driver to not present the temperature value
> when the sensor is disabled. A bit more difficult, but doable. There's
> something of this kind done in the f71805f hardware monitoring driver.

Yes but we need to keep the control file for that.

> A combination of 2 and 3 sounds best to me. Gong, what do you think?

I like it. Do not create tempX_input files for disabled channels, but create 
channel mode files. When enabled the tempX_input will appear.

Rudolf




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