[lm-sensors] Abit uGuru

[lm-sensors] Abit uGuru

[Tobias van Dyk]

I recently tried Olle Sandberg's test code for reading the Winbond 
W83L950D ports (aka uGuru) on an ABIT AG8-V. Provided his uGuru detect 
routine is shorted I got satisfactory results on this MB - as shown below

How do I go about to help to include a partial implementation into 
lm_sensors (or alternatively is it more feasible to think of a GKrellM 
plugin)?

I must confess that I miss the temperature readings on my PC because the 
current (windows) speedfan beta now understands uGuru.

If required I can post the Olle Sandberg ollebull@gmail.com February 
2005 source.


[root@linux64 uguru]# /root/uguru/openGuru
uGuru detected!

Temperatures:
CPU:            42C
SYS:            36C
PWM:            38C

Voltages:
Vcore:          1.40V
DDRVdd:         2.67V
DDRVtt:         1.35V
NBVdd:          2.89V
SBVdd:          1.23V
HTVdd:          1.55V
AGPVdd:         2.55V
Vdd5V:          5.05V
Vdd3V3:         3.30V
Vdd5VSB:        5.02V
Vdd3VDual:      0.65V

Fans:
CPU fan:        1800RPM
NB fan:         3660RPM
SYS fan:        1080RPM
AUX fan1:       0RPM
AUX fan2:       0RPM


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[lm-sensors] Abit uGuru

[Rudolf Marek]

Hello,

> How do I go about to help to include a partial implementation into
> lm_sensors (or alternatively is it more feasible to think of a GKrellM
> plugin)?

It can be imlemented as classical kernel module - hw monitoring module.

> I must confess that I miss the temperature readings on my PC because the
> current (windows) speedfan beta now understands uGuru.

We did not start developement ourselfs - we do not support undocumented chips.

> If required I can post the Olle Sandberg ollebull@gmail.com February
> 2005 source.

If you want you can, but no-one will write the driver. Maybe it would be good to keep his
code penamently somewhere in archive so it is not lost.

Our policy is not support undocumented chips. It simply brings a lot of troubles.
If you want support under linux go and complain to Abit or do not buy their products.
However if you get the official specs we will write most likely the driver.

If you want to write driver yourself and do all support about uGuru stuff you can.
We can't forbid you doing so. I know Olle did not write because he told me recently that he
does not feel lot skills in linux.

Regards

Rudolf