Hi Jean, >> > Thank you for the suggestions. >> > >> > I looked in sysfs on the factory distro, no sign of dme1737 there (see >> > attached). However there are other i2c devices not on my debian >> > install...you could be right about the direct port io, but without >> > disassembling the library it's hard to tell. >> > >> > I tried loading dme1737 with force_start, but that made no difference >> > for me. >> I was thinking about using the 'force' parameter to givie the address >> explicitly to the module, the device may be on non standard port. >> sensors-detect is usually more capable of detecting devices than kernel >> modules > > Good point. The dme1737 driver only recognizes version/stepping value > of 0x69 as the SCH5027. sensors-detect OTOH recognizes all version/ > steppings from 0x69 to 0x6f. It would be interesting to see a dump of > the chip (modprobe i2c-dev then run i2cdump), I'd guess you have a > version/stepping value > 0x69. > > Then I don't know which of the driver or sensors-detect is correct. > Juerg? The datasheet that I have specifies 0x69 as the initial version/stepping value but doesn't specify the range of possible values. ...juerg > It might help to have a physical look at the chip and read the top > marking, if this is possible. > > -- > Jean Delvare > http://khali.linux-fr.org/wishlist.html > _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
