Utility for creating computate sensors.conf lines for fscher and newer from DMI tables

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Jean Delvare wrote:
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 21:38:45 +0100, Hans de Goede wrote:
>> Jean Delvare wrote:
>>> You could use dmidecode's command line parameters to ease your parsing
>>> work or at least speed it up. In particular, option -t, and maybe -u.
>> I tried using -t, but although it works for types that dmidecode knows about 
>> like 20, it does not work for type 185, when I specify -t 185 I get no output.
> 
> Really? That would be a bug. Which version of dmidecode are you using?
> An equivalent test case works fine here with both 2.8 and CVS.
> 

Never mind, for some reason Fedora has been stuck at 2.7 for a long time, a 2.9 
build is queued for inclusion in the development branch when its unfrozen at 
the start of the F-9 cycle.

With 2.9 "dmidecode -t 185" works fine.

Regards,

Hans





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