On Tue, 6 Jan 2009 17:00:53 +0100, Andreas Radke wrote: > Am Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:53:20 +0200 > schrieb "Simon Depiets" <sdepiets at gmail.com>: > > > Hi, > > I've been recently offered an Acer Aspire One netbook and I wish to > > control the fanspeed manualy > > I installed the lastest version of lm-sensors (3.0.2), when typing > > $ sensors > > i get > > No sensors found! > > > > This could be normal, so I did a > > $ sudo ./sensors-detect > > and the program wants to load the module > > `i2c-i801` > > I don't have such a module, but i have i2c-dev loaded, is i2c-i801 > > different, mandatory ? How do I add it (I'm not a kernel building > > "fan"-boy yet sorry :p) > > > > My /proc/acpi/fan folder is empty, so it seems acpi support by my > > kernel is just partial (acpi_listen detects battery status io) > > > > Here are my > > - lsmod : http://www.mmo-tools.com/acpi/lsmod.txt > > - lspci : http://www.mmo-tools.com/acpi/lspci.txt > > - modinfo i2c-dev : http://www.mmo-tools.com/acpi/modinfo_i2c-dev.txt > > - modprobe coretemp (is this a mandatory module ?) : > > http://www.mmo-tools.com/acpi/modprobe_coretemp.txt > > - sudo ./sensors-detect-stat.pl > > http://www.mmo-tools.com/acpi/sensors-detect-stat.txt > > > > I'm looking forward for you help > > Thanks a lot and sorry for my poor frenglish > > > What's the state? Can we see full lm_sensor support in the near future? Full support for what exactly, please? -- Jean Delvare
