Quoting Juerg Haefliger <juergh at gmail.com>: > Well if you already know that it's a vt1211, why don't you just load > the driver and see what happens? Do a 'modprobe vt1211' and check the > kernel logs. > > On 3/16/07, brad.beglin at gatech.edu <brad.beglin at gatech.edu> wrote: > > LM_sensors list, > > > > I have an Averatec 3150P laptop running Gentoo that I have been unable to > get to > > work with LM sensors. The laptop has the VT8375 North Bridge, VT8233 South > > Bridge, and the VT1211 super IO chip (platform documentation at > > http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/chipsets/legacy/km266/). I have > attempted to > > detect the VT1211 using the latest version of lm_sensors with both the > linux > > 2.6.19-r3 and 2.6.20-r1 kernels, with I2C, the via bus driver, and the > VT1211 > > installed as both modules and built in. On each attempt, the only thing > that > > detection script finds is the eeprom chip. Is there some other kernel > > configuration that I should try or another way that I can detect the super > IO > > chip? If not, what else can I try? Thanks When I try to modprobe vt1211, I get the error: Fatal: Error inserting vt1211 (/lib/modules/2.6.20-supend2-r1/kernel/drivers/hwmon/vt1211.ko): No such device I noticed that there was a post similar to this about the driver not checking all the appropriate addresses, so I also edited the driver to check the location 0x4e as noted in the mailing list, but even after recompiling, I got the same result. Sorry for the delay and thanks again. -- Brad R. Beglin
