Hi Hans, On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 15:57:14 +0200, Hans de Goede wrote: > Short intro: I'm the author of several 2.6 hwmon drivers, and I'm also a > teacher in computer science at a Dutch University. Coming September I will be > giving a class in writing Linux device drivers and I want to use some real > world examples as lab exercises. Currently this includes letting the students > write a driver for the adm 1024, which I will then submit to the kernel and > maintain, unless the students want to do this him / her self. > > In order for this to happen I need to have some hardware for the students to > develop the driver on. May I ask which motherboards you have with this chip, > then I can try to buy one (second hand). I had a look at MBM's list of supported boards, and only found the following two boards listed as using one or more ADM1024 chips: Acer Veriton 3200PC Tyan HeSL You may also try asking Analog for an ADM1024 evaluation board: http://www.analog.com/en/content/0,2886,766%255F1079%255F11192%255F0,00.html As a side note... the ADM1024 register map is suspiciously similar to the LM87 register map. This certainly deserves further investigation, maybe adding support for the ADM1024 to the lm87 driver would be easier and cheaper than porting the old adm1024 driver or writing a brand new one. -- Jean Delvare
