Howdy,
I'm working to configure lm_sensors and have notice a few strange issues.
I'm working on a TI 8148 on custom hardware.
Linux 2.6.37
lm_sensors lm_sensors-3.3.4
i2cdetect -l shows the following:
i2c-2 i2c OMAP I2C adapter I2C adapter
i2c-4 i2c OMAP I2C adapter I2C adapter
I have two TI ADC128D818 ADCs (I cobbled together my own driver while
waiting for support -- I see that someone else requested the same driver
last week :-). They are:
adc128d818-i2c-4-1d
adc128d818-i2c-4-37
"sensors --bus-list" shows the following:
bus "i2c-4" "OMAP I2C adapter"
Why bus i2c-2 isn't shown, I don't know. That's likely an issue.
I started using the following sensors.conf:
chip "adc128d818-i2c-4-1d"
label in0 "Test"
However, I was told that the "bus was unidentified".
I used the following sensors.conf, hoping to fix the problem:
bus "i2c-4" "OMAP I2C adapter"
chip "adc128d818-i2c-4-1d"
label in0 "Test"
However, none in0 was not renamed as expected -- it printed as "in0".
It turns out that sensors_substitute_busses() incorrectly renumbers
adc128d818-i2c-4-1d to adc128d818-i2c-2-1d and then can't find the
labels. If I use the following sensors.conf (or comment out the call to
sensors_substitute_busses()), sensors works as expected:
chip "adc128d818-i2c-*-1d"
label in0 "Test"
Am I doing something wrong or is there something strange going on with
the bus renaming. What is the point of the bus renaming?
Thanks,
Chris
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