On Fri, 25 Feb 2011 18:31:42 +0000, Ubelhart, Ray wrote: > Hello Jean, > > I am using your driver on a new Supermicro motherboard and it populates the hwmon sysfs attributes following load. However for some reason even though I am using your information for the w83795 device in sensors.conf, I cannot get the sensor data to appear when I execute "sensors", see information included below. Do you have any idea what I need? I am using CentOS 5.5 x86_64 and the lm_sensors version which is part of this distribution. > > Thank you > Ray Ubelhart > Harris Corporation > ray.ubelhart@xxxxxxxxxx<mailto:ray.ubelhart@xxxxxxxxxx> > > > [root@localhost device]# pwd > /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/device > [root@localhost device]# ls > beep_enable fan7_min in13_min in5_min temp1_input temp5_max_hyst > bus fan8_alarm in14_alarm in6_alarm temp1_max temp5_source_sel > driver fan8_beep in14_beep in6_beep temp1_max_hyst temp5_type > fan1_alarm fan8_input in14_input in6_input temp1_source_sel temp6_alarm > fan1_beep fan8_min in14_max in6_max temp1_type temp6_beep > fan1_input hwmon:hwmon0 in14_min in6_min temp2_alarm temp6_crit > fan1_min in0_alarm in1_alarm in7_alarm temp2_beep temp6_crit_hyst > fan2_alarm in0_beep in1_beep in7_beep temp2_crit temp6_input > fan2_beep in0_input in1_input in7_input temp2_crit_hyst temp6_max > fan2_input in0_max in1_max in7_max temp2_input temp6_max_hyst > fan2_min in0_min in1_min in7_min temp2_max temp6_source_sel > fan3_alarm in10_alarm in2_alarm in8_alarm temp2_max_hyst temp6_type > fan3_beep in10_beep in2_beep in8_beep temp2_source_sel temp7_alarm > fan3_input in10_input in2_input in8_input temp2_type temp7_beep > fan3_min in10_max in2_max in8_max temp3_alarm temp7_crit > fan4_alarm in10_min in2_min in8_min temp3_beep temp7_crit_hyst > fan4_beep in11_alarm in3_alarm in9_alarm temp3_crit temp7_input > fan4_input in11_beep in3_beep in9_beep temp3_crit_hyst temp7_max > fan4_min in11_input in3_input in9_input temp3_input temp7_max_hyst > fan5_alarm in11_max in3_max in9_max temp3_max temp7_type > fan5_beep in11_min in3_min in9_min temp3_max_hyst temp8_alarm > fan5_input in12_alarm in4_alarm intrusion0_alarm temp3_source_sel temp8_beep > fan5_min in12_beep in4_beep intrusion0_beep temp3_type temp8_crit > fan6_alarm in12_input in4_input name temp4_source_sel temp8_crit_hyst > fan6_beep in12_max in4_max power temp5_alarm temp8_input > fan6_input in12_min in4_min subsystem temp5_beep temp8_max > fan6_min in13_alarm in5_alarm temp1_alarm temp5_crit temp8_max_hyst > fan7_alarm in13_beep in5_beep temp1_beep temp5_crit_hyst temp8_type > fan7_beep in13_input in5_input temp1_crit temp5_input uevent > fan7_input in13_max in5_max temp1_crit_hyst temp5_max > [root@localhost device]# sensors > w83795g-i2c-0-2f > Adapter: SMBus PIIX4 adapter at 0b00 > > [root@localhost device]# uname -r > 2.6.18-194.el5 > [root@localhost device]# uname -a > Linux localhost.localdomain 2.6.18-194.el5 #1 SMP Fri Apr 2 14:58:14 EDT 2010 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux > [root@localhost device]# cat fan1_input > 7758 > [root@localhost device]# cat in0_input > 988 > [root@localhost device]# cat temp1_input > 34500 > [root@localhost device]# rpm -q lm_sensors > lm_sensors-2.10.7-9.el5 You need lm-sensors >= 3.0.0. lm-sensors 2.10.x is obsolete and lacks support for every recent kernel driver. -- Jean Delvare _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
