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@@ -622,10 +622,6 @@ Winbond W83781D which emulates two LM75's, but many systems which use
the Winbond chip (such as the Asus P2B) don't have the thermo-resisters
connected to the chip resulting in these strange -48 degree readings.
If you have an Asus P2B and want more information on adding thermal
sensing capability, check out:
`http://ultimatepc.fsn.net/techinfo/p2bthermistor/p2bthermistor.htm'
In upcoming versions, you will be able to disable non-interesting
readings.
doc/lm_sensors-FAQ.html
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@@ -939,9 +939,6 @@ Winbond W83781D which emulates two LM75's, but many systems which use the
Winbond chip (such as the Asus P2B) don't have the thermo-resisters connected
to the chip resulting in these strange -48 degree readings.
<p>If you have an Asus P2B and want more information on adding thermal sensing capability, check out:
<a href="http://ultimatepc.fsn.net/techinfo/p2bthermistor/p2bthermistor.htm">http://ultimatepc.fsn.net/techinfo/p2bthermistor/p2bthermistor.htm</a>
<p>In upcoming versions, you will be able to disable non-interesting
readings.
doc/lm_sensors-FAQ.texi
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@@ -617,9 +617,6 @@ Winbond W83781D which emulates two LM75's, but many systems which use the
Winbond chip (such as the Asus P2B) don't have the thermo-resisters connected
to the chip resulting in these strange -48 degree readings.
If you have an Asus P2B and want more information on adding thermal sensing capability, check out:
@uref{http://ultimatepc.fsn.net/techinfo/p2bthermistor/p2bthermistor.htm}
In upcoming versions, you will be able to disable non-interesting
readings.