I2C algorithms no longer have names in Linux 2.6, and anyway they are
implementation details user-space doesn't care about. No third party
application is known to have ever used this particular feature of
libsensors. "sensord" and "sensors" no longer do.
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to confuse users a lot, to report the lack of hwmon driver as an error.
prog/sensors: Clearer error messages when no sensors are found. The
most frequent cause is a lack of drivers, not procfs/sysfs problems.
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This patch replaces the I2C chip enumeration (through sysfs) in lib/proc.c
with new functions in lib/sysfs (using libsysfs). The patch also updates
the init code accordingly.
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This patch replaces the I2C bus enumeration (through sysfs) in lib/proc.c
with a new function in lib/sysfs (using libsysfs). The patch also updates
the init code accordingly.
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This patch adds the files lib/sysfs.h and lib/sysfs.c, beginning with a rewrite
of the sysfs detection code (using libsyfs). In the process, I replaced two
poorly named globals with better names, and moved them to sysfs.c. The sysfs
detection now happens very early during library init, rather than later.
The long term plan is for the two global variables to disappear anyway, as
everything to do with sysfs should get moved into lib/sysfs.c.
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Jean Delvare