[PATCH] libsensors: No longer depend on libsysfs

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Hi Hans,

On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 20:39:27 +0100, Hans de Goede wrote:
> Jean Delvare wrote:
> > If you have the possibility to test the patch, that would be
> > appreciated as well, and less time-consuming than a review. Different
> > kernel versions and configurations can make the sysfs tree look a bit
> > different. Also, i2c and non-i2c chips have different code paths. I've
> > tested as much as I could on my systems, but more testing can't hurt.
> 
> I've just given it a test run on my abituguru machine, works fine. Tomorrow 
> I'll give it a test run on a FSC machine.

OK, thanks.

> If you're reasonably sure this patch is ok, I could put it in the Fedora 
> Rawhide / devel package for some greater exposure, then we can be pretty sure 
> there will be plenty of testing before we release 3.0.1 .

Well, I have no reason to believe that anything is wrong with this
patch, as all my testing has been successful. Feel free to apply it to
Rawhide if you want. I would like to commit the change soon, the only
thing I am waiting for at the moment is Mark's ack, as we had been
discussing the matter before, he might want to comment on the approach
I took in my patch.

-- 
Jean Delvare




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