Hi David, On Sat, 29 Jan 2011 10:53:15 -0800, David Anderson wrote: > Supermicro support supplied the following info > on the Winbond W83795AG on SuperMicro 7046T-NTR+ board > > Bus Type = SMBus > One W83795AG > > Windbond W83795AG, Slave Address=0x2f (0x5E in 8-Bit format) > ============================================================= > Fan1 Fan Speed, Offset 0x2e RPM = 84375/Data > Fan2 Fan Speed, Offset 0x2f RPM = 84375/Data > Fan3 Fan Speed, Offset 0x30 RPM = 84375/Data > Fan4 Fan Speed, Offset 0x31 RPM = 84375/Data > Fan5 Fan Speed, Offset 0x32 RPM = 84375/Data > Fan6 Fan Speed, Offset 0x33 RPM = 84375/Data > Fan7 Fan Speed, Offset 0x34 RPM = 84375/Data > Fan8 Fan Speed, Offset 0x35 RPM = 84375/Data > Fan9 Fan Speed, Offset 0x36 RPM = 84375/Data > CPU1 Voltage, Offset 0x11 Voltage = Data* 0.008 > CPU2 Voltage, Offset 0x10 Voltage = Data* 0.008 > +1.5V Voltage, Offset 0x12 Voltage = Data* 0.008 > +5V Voltage, Offset 0x13 Voltage = Data* 0.008 * (40/10) > +12V Voltage, Offset 0x14 Voltage = Data* 0.008/ (10./66.2) > +5VSB Voltage, Offset 0x15 Voltage = Data* 0.008 * (40/10) > CPU1 DIMM Voltage, Offset 0x17 Voltage = Data* 0.008 > CPU2 DIMM Voltage, Offset 0x16 Voltage = Data* 0.008 > +3.3V Voltage, Offset 0x1c Voltage = Data* 0.024 > +3.3VSB Voltage, Offset 0x1d Voltage = Data* 0.024 > VBAT Voltage, Offset 0x1e Voltage = Data* 0.024 > CPU1 Temperature, Offset 0x26 Temperature = Data > CPU2 Temperature, Offset 0x27 Temperature = Data > System Temperature, Offset 0x1f Temperature = Data > Chassis Intrusion, Bank 0, Offset 0x46, BitMask 0x40 1 = Bad, 0 = Good > (Clear Bit: Bank 0, Offset 0x4d, BitMask 0x80) > > > Power Supply Failure, GP21(From W83527HG) 1 = Good, 0 = Bad > > > I don't yet understand how to use this info though. Ubuntu 10.10. This tells you that the board uses a Winbond W83795 chip (not sure which one exactly, as I know of two variants "G" and "ADG" and they told you "AG" which I don't think exists...) for hardware monitoring. This device is supported by "my" w83795 driver, which is available since kernel 2.6.37 or as a standalone driver at: http://khali.linux-fr.org/devel/misc/w83795/ More specifically, the above data, together with the w83795 source code, tells you how to write a libsensors configuration file for your board. To make your job easier, I have documented the mapping between pins, symbols, registers and sysfs entries: http://lists.lm-sensors.org/pipermail/lm-sensors/2011-January/031163.html Apparently you managed to write a configuration file already, this document should help you confirm if you got it all right or not. -- Jean Delvare _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
