Hi Daniel, On Tue, 20 May 2008 19:38:14 -0400, Daniel Lucio wrote: > does anybody has a list of the platforms supported by lm-sensors? Or > a way to generalize where should I be able to run it? Lm-sensors works on virtually any platform. Most hardware monitoring chips use standard interfaces (I2C/SMBus, LPC, PCI...) so they can be found on a variety of systems. In the case of I2C/SMBus, our hardware monitoring drivers are platform-neutral and what you need is an underlying I2C/SMBus host controller driver for your platform. Most of them are under drivers/i2c/busses in the Linux kernel tree. We advertise hardware support on a per-chip basis, not per-platform basis. See: http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/Devices There is a partial list of I2C/SMBus host controller drivers at the bottom of this page, but it's PC-centric and thus incomplete and useless for other platforms. Libsensors itself is hardware-agnostic. All it does is map the sysfs interface exposed by hardware monitoring chip to an API which is convenient for C and C++ applications to use. -- Jean Delvare
