as the BIOS is supposed to set them up properly. This information makes it
easier to find out which temperature channel corresponds to the CPU.
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based on preliminary work by Yuan My (Winbond). Thanks to Bernardo Motta
at Observit for providing the hardware that made it possible.
Note that support for the W83627DHG isn't included, but it could easily be
added later is anyone needs it.
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* Check for configuration file validity
fancontrol and pwmconfig:
* Support optional min and max PWM values
Documentation updated accordingly.
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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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* Use let for arithmetic evaluation. Patch taken from the Suse package.
* Kill old commented-out code.
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be available in Linux kernel 2.6.23. Binary compatibility is guaranteed,
source code compatibility isn't, but the incompatibility will be
spotted quickly as the prototype of the helper function
i2c_smbus_read_i2c_block_data() changed. The only problem would be if
a program is calling i2c_smbus_access() directly. Hopefully this should
be a rare case. The py-smbus binding code is in this case and will be
adjusted soon.
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back from the address port, so the value 0xff is returned, causing
a false positive with the original test. Testing explicitly for 0x80
instead of only testing that bit 7 is set, works around it.
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from the openSuse sensors package. This is a good idea because the
PWM/speed relation isn't linear, and it is frequent that the speed
changes are concentrated in the low PWM range.
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* Delete sample lm_sensors.sysconfig file, it is now generated by
sensors-detect.
* Fix several occurences of the configuration file name.
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* Update Makefile and README to mention hwmon class for newer
2.6 kernels
* Add missing shell declarations
* Update URI
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* Drop outdated reference to /proc/sys/dev/sensors
* Bus type can be pci
* Make the examples more realistic
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monitoring devices are better accessed through the hwmon class. Original
patch from Jeff Kosowsky.
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of in /usr/local/sbin. Many users have been complaining and several
distribtions were (rightly) modifying sensors-detect because of this.
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Jean Delvare