Le mardi 21 juin 2011 09:16:31, Jean Delvare a écrit : > Your copy-and-paste method added a lot of trailing white space, making > your post needlessly large and quoting difficult. Please clean up your > post before sending next time. Sure. Sorry for not noticing. > This is indeed the driver you want to use on every recent Asus desktop > board. it87 driver has the advantage of exposing pwm controls in sysfs. > It no longer matters, but the first 5 voltage labels are wrong. Not > sure where you got them from. in2 is obviously Vcore and in3 matches > +3.3V. I noticed this too. Maybe this comes from a config I was trying to write for this chip - I thought I moved it away & reconfigured sensors before posting. > Looks wrong indeed, as it is set to 75°C, not 95°C. Is there a CPU > temperature shutdown level that you can set as well? If so, to what > value did you set it? Actually, the "NorthBridge overheat protection" option is a simple neable/disable switch on a different screen than sensors output & fan settings. I could not find any way to configure any temperature limit on CPU. > What surprises me the most is that the it87 driver reported completely > different limits, which means that these are software limits... The > BIOS never wrote them to the chip (unless you screwed them up yourself > with a libsensors configuration file?) I don't think so: I could not find any settings for it8721 in either /etc/sensors3.conf nor /etc/sensors.d/* . All I configured on this chip were names & fan speed limit, and fan limits were not applied anymore in dumps I pasted. > I wonder how such software > limits can be enforced. Maybe this only works on Windows with Asus > proprietary software loaded. Or maybe the BIOS is polling the device > periodically at run-time. Ugly in both cases. No idea. So far, this motherboard didn't see windows. -- Vincent Pelletier _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
