This is simpler and will work better in most cases. For example this
should address at least part of ticket #2224. It seems that quadratic
was used to lower the average noise level, but I don't think this is a
valid reason. The new MINPWM and MAXPWM parameters will also let the
user control the noise level if really needed.
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* No longer depend on grep. We already depend on egrep so let's use it
everywhere.
* Don't depend on awk to compute the target PWM value. Bash has an arithmetic
expression evaluation engine which does the job just fine.
* Use read instead of cat to read the sensor values. read is built-in, so
it's cheaper.
* When sysfs is used (2.6 kernel), do not postproces the sensor value reads
with cut, as it is not needed.
* Update the dependency list.
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scripts were assuming that all drivers were i2c-based. As we want to
get rid of i2c-isa in Linux 2.6 soon, it's important to ensure that
platform drivers are handled properly.
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fancontrol: monitor fan speed;
trap signal and restore fans on trap;
check read/write results and abort if fail;
support 2.6 kernels;
remove DEBUG=1
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Jean Delvare