Jean Delvare wrote: > On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 15:34:47 +0100, Stefan Sassenberg wrote: >> Jean Delvare wrote: >>> Hi Stefan, >>> >>> On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 11:57:11 +0100, Stefan Sassenberg wrote: >>>> Jean Delvare wrote: >>>>> Huu, that's not what I suggested. Leave the adm1021, adm1025, adm1026, >>>>> adm1029 and adm1031 drivers alone, they won't work for you. Instead, >>>>> try loading the lm85 driver that way: >>>>> >>>>> modprobe lm85 force_adm1027=0,0x2e >>>>> >>>>> As you are using lm-sensors 2.10.1 with a recent kernel, it is possible >>>>> that libsensors won't work properly with the forced ADM1027 chip, but >>>>> at least you should be able to read some temperature values directly >>>>> from /sys/class/hwmon. >>>> Excellent hint. Since I don't need the values human readable but >>>> automated, I can now read the values from a file, eventually convert >>>> them from Fahrenheit to Celsius, et voila. And it works for all my four >>>> types of mainboard. >>> The sysfs values are in 1/1000 of Celsius, so converting them "from >>> Fahrenheit to Celsius" wouldn't make much sense. >> Yes, except for the "lm85 force_adm1027=0,0x2e" (see above). Those are >> either in mFahrenheit or they are just nonsense and make sense when >> converted to Celsius. Could that be? > > They are mCelsius, really. If they don't make sense, it means that the > trick of forcing the adm1027 didn't work as expected... Well, in that case, I think I have to consider that mainboard type unsupported. Of course, the offer persists. :-) Stefan
