The lm_sensors team gratefully acknowledges the following donations.

Drivers are very difficult to develop without actual hardware.
Generally, the work goes quickly once we have the hardware.

Evaluation boards are fine. Real computer hardware is even better
because it let us do real-world testing over a longer period of time,
and also supports the project in general.

If you would like to make a donation, please contact us at
sensors@stimpy.netroedge.com. Thanks!




Donation from	Donation and subsequent development work	Date & Person
-------------	----------------------------------------	-------------
AMD		various sensor evaluation boards		2000
		Drivers developed: various

TI		i810 motherboard w/ 366 Celeron			1999-07
		Drivers developed: i801, i810, w83627hf

SiS		SiS 540/630 motherboard w/ 5595			2000-01
		Drivers developed: sis5595 improvements

Cendio Systems 	Asus P3B-F w/ AS99127F				2000-05
		Drivers developed: as99127f improvements

Atipa		SuperMicro370DLE w/ Serverworks, LM87		2000-09
		Drivers developed: serverworks support added
		to i2c-piix4; lm87 testing and improvements

Fujitsu		Complete system for general project support	2001-11
Siemens
Computers

HardData Ltd.	Tyan 2466 w/ 1G Duron; W83627HF and W83782D	2002-05
		Drivers developed: Tyan 2466 initialization;
		DDR recognition

Intel		SMBus 2.0 system				2002-06
		Drivers developed: SMBus 2.0 support in
		i2c-core and i2c-i801; ADM1025 improvements;
		82801 improvements; smsc47m1 driver

Via		8231 and two 8233 motherboards			2002-06
		Drivers developed: VT8231 support in via686a;
		vt1211; VT8233A and VT8231 support in
		i2c-viapro

HP		IPMI system					2002-10
		Drivers developed: bmcsensors, i2c-ipmi

Analog Devices	ADM1032 evaluation board			2003-10
		Drivers developed: ADM1032 support in lm90;	Jean Delvare
		lm90 ported to Linux 2.6

National	LM83 evaluation board				2003-12
Semiconductor	Drivers developed: lm83 testing and		Jean Delvare
		improvements; lm83 ported to Linux 2.6

Analog Devices	ADM1025 and ADT7467/8 evaluation boards		2004-01
		Drivers developed: adm1025 testing and		Jean Delvare
		improvements; adm1025 ported to Linux 2.6

Analog Devices  ADM1031 evaluation board			2004-04
		Drivers developed: adm1031 for Linux 2.4 and	Jean Delvare
		2.6