On Monday 23 July 2007 22:41, 911@sanctum.com wrote:
On Sunday 22 July 2007 14:35:07 Rajko M. wrote:
On Saturday 21 July 2007 22:24, you wrote: ....
OK Rajko, I am going to trim this post quite a bit. All read over several times and thoroughly digested. I hope that won't mess you up. I will confine it to providing information and questions.
OK, ran ls /sys/bus/i2c/devices/9191-0290 and the following was listed in that directory.
bob@EasyStreet:~> ls /sys/bus/i2c/devices/9191-0290 alarms fan3_div in2_max in8_input temp1_max_hyst beep_enable fan3_input in2_min in8_max temp1_type beep_mask fan3_min in3_input in8_min temp2_input bus hwmon:hwmon0 in3_max name temp2_max driver in0_input in3_min power temp2_max_hyst fan1_div in0_max in4_input pwm1 temp2_type fan1_input in0_min in4_max pwm2 temp3_input fan1_min in1_input in4_min pwm3 temp3_max fan2_div in1_max in7_input subsystem temp3_max_hyst fan2_input in1_min in7_max temp1_input temp3_type fan2_min in2_input in7_min temp1_max uevent bob@EasyStreet:~>
As you can see....there is no vrm and I guess is not compiled in andsensors-s will never see it.
OK. Than we can forget it for now. ....
*** Missing *** We don't have sensors output with default values.
Not absolutely sure but I think my first posting was from the default values.
OK. ....
OK I cut and pasted your suggested/trial parameters into the one line sensors.conf and ran sensors -s. (as root) Got another error:
EasyStreet:/ # sensors -s Error: Line 4: Invalid keyword General parse error
I looked at until my eyes glazed over. I can't see it.
Here are the first few lines from your suggested conf that reportedly contains the error:
Hmm... The only thing I can see is missing comments behind statemets in original sensors.conf, so it would be "sensors -s" parser problem. Try the same proposal when you remove all comments behind statements like in example below. chip "w83627thf-*" # Voltage section label in0 "VCore" set in0_min 1.50 set in0_max 1.56 label in1 "+3.3V" set in1_min 3.14 set in1_max 3.47
[1] In todays computers it is probably thermistor and temperature value will be different than for diode. The only difference can be thermistor Beta value. The 3435 is from examples sensors, but values can be changed to get same reading as BIOS: CPU 55 degrees C Sys Tmp 45 degrees C I guess that when you change sensor type to thermistor it will show proper CPU temperature. If sensors -s reports "Unknown feature name" than something is wrong.
[2] For temperature limits and hysteresis we need exac tCPU model and datasheet.
I recall last time I played with sensors that diode and transistor were way off. Though thermistor was simple choice 3, not Beta value. BTW, that option doesn't work here with different chip, so either I have to look in source, which is not my strength, or see how to contact developers. -- Regards, Rajko. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org