Leave the files there for now.
Remove old installed sensors.o in kernel/Module.mk.
sensors.c was moved to i2c-proc.c in the i2c package.
i2c-isa.h was appended to i2c.h in the i2c package.
Delete all but the SYSCTL and ALARMS definitions in sensors.h,
as the rest of the file was moved to i2c-proc.h in the i2c package.
Remove #include "i2c-isa.h" lines in all chip drivers and
in bus driver i2c-isa.c.
This all probably breaks mkpatch.
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address and program the base address in the 686a.
This is NOT a PCI force; the 3057 device must
be present in lspci.
Should work for Asus A7V/K7V boards which don't set the
base address (because they also have a as99127f on them!??).
Some rough edges remain, because
via686a_find() does not know there is a force; that only
is apparent to via686a_detect().
Notably, the driver will stay loaded even if the address is
uninitialized and there is no force; also, the driver complains
that a force is needed even when you give it one.
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on both platforms). LM87 support is very far along, and should work
for a majority of users, but some minor tweaks are still on the to-do list.
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etc. from LM87... to lm87...; rename /proc entries to standard
in[0-5], etc.; also column 80 cleanup.
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(also in prog/sensors/chips.c),
rename /proc entries to in[0-5] and temp[1-2], fix negative
temperature reporting.
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the horrible
#if (LINUX_VERSION_CODE < KERNEL_VERSION(2,2,18)) || \
(LINUX_VERSION_CODE == KERNEL_VERSION(2,3,0))
They should now both work with 2.3 kernels (including 2.4 prepatches)
and very new 2.2 kernels (ie. 2.2.18 prepatches)
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perfectly with the adm1023, but didn't take advantage of it's extra precision
for the remote temp sensor. Now, if an adm1023 is detected, it will.
For example, my adm1021 remote_temp looks like this:
phil@penn phil]$ cat /proc/sys/dev/sensors/adm1021*/remote_temp
60 20 23
My 1023 looks like this:
[root@penn lm_sensors2]# cat /proc/sys/dev/sensors/adm1023-i2c-2-2a/remote_temp
60.125 20.250 1.500 20.875
(Both from the same inserted driver)
Notice the extra 3 digit precision (actually, it's in increments of 0.125).
And, also notice the extra 'limit'. It's actually an offset register.
Right now it's adding 1.5 degrees to the reading for the remote_temp. This
same functionality could easily be done by editing /etc/sensors.conf, but
Analog Devices decided to put it into the chip instead. :')
Things to do: edit the default sensors.conf, and sensors-detect for this
new chip.
Oh, I also added SENSORS_INSMOD_7 into sensors.h. This was the first
driver to need it, apparently.
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does not support the extended fan_div bits like the w83782d
does. This should fix fan2 so it defaults to a divisor
of 2 instead of 32.
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I tested the new macros from a simple stand alone C app, but actual
system testing is still desired.
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Mark D. Studebaker