Rudolf Marek wrote: >> 0xA is the size, 0x290 + 0xA - 1 = 0x299 is the last I/O port. Nothing >> wrong here from a mathematical point of view (but this I/O range makes >> no sense from a hardware point of view. > > Aha good point. Seems I forgot about last -1. Sorry. > >>> [ 19.961068] ACPI: I/O resource w83627ehf [0x295-0x296] conflicts with ACPI >>> region HWRE [0x290-0x299] >>> >>> The ATK driver has no extra funcs then the classic driver so I think you can use >>> what you have right now. >> You mean that without the ATK0110 driver _nothing_ will access the I/O >> range? How can you be so sure? > > Yes I can be sure beacuse I checked the DSDT. There is no thermal zone, only the > proprietary ATK methods to read the chip. Nothing calls them. Gabriel could do > modprobe thermal ; acpi -V and it should not print any temperature info. Yes you are right it does not report any temperature info. BTW would be possible to have at least some sort ATK* ACPI driver which just prints some infos about wth this thing is supposed to do so one could write at least some usable sensors configurations for these ASUS motherboards ? Oh and I still cannot find anything saying that motherboard has any SMSC chip any idea why sensors-detect thinks I have one at 0x0b00 ? > > Thanks, > Rudolf Gabriel
