Hi Daniel, On Tue, 6 May 2008 15:55:42 -0400, Daniel Lucio wrote: > does anybody knows how can I map the following entries in my > AllSuperD.ini for SuperDoctorII with entries in sensors.conf? > > [Item] > BusType=8 > Item_Name=Chassis Intrusion > Comp_Name=Intrusion > Item_ID=Item_SWITCH1 > Item_Cat=SWITCH > ChipCode=11 > Slave=2e > Offset=44 > Activate=01 > Reset=49 > ParaIndex1=SWITCH1A > ParaIndex2=SWITCH1C > Monitor=TRUE > Source=0 I think I already replied to this one in another thread. > [Item] > BusType=4 > Item_Name=Power Supply Failure > Comp_Name=Power > Item_ID=Item_SWITCH2 > Item_Cat=SWITCH > ChipCode=4 > Slave=07 > Offset=f1 > Activate=00 > Reset=00 > ParaIndex1=SWITCH2A > ParaIndex2=SWITCH2C > Monitor=TRUE > Source=0 > > I am not sure if lm-sensors is reading these values at all. This is > for a SuperMicro X7DA8 using: > Chip: w83793-i2c-0-2e > Adapter: SMBus I801 adapter at 1100. The slave address of the second item is 0x07, not 0x2e, so this feature is not provided by the W83793. It's probably not an SMBus device as the BusType value is different and I can't remember ever seeing an I2C/SMBus chip at address 0x07. You'd have to ask SuperMicro for technical documentation. If I had to guess, it could be a reference to the Super-I/O chip, Slave=07 would mean LDN 7, Offset=f1 would be a Super-I/O configuration register, maybe mapping to GPIOs. Take a look at the datasheet for your Super-I/O (if you have it) and see if it would make sense. Anyway, that's not something lm-sensors supports, nor something it could support in a generic way as far as I can see. You'd need a dedicated driver for your motherboard. -- Jean Delvare
