Debian way to make lmsensors working with kernel 2.6 ?

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    Default Debian way to make lmsensors working with kernel 2.6 ?

    I would like to make i2c working with kernel 2.6 to use lmsensors
    the problem is that I havent /proc/bus/i2c directory anymore
    I read sometimes that I need a /sys directory which is not present in Debian

    Is there a solution to make it works ?

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    Default Re: Debian way to make lmsensors working with kernel 2.6 ?

    On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 17:56, [email]ramzez@netcourrier.com[/email] wrote:
    > I would like to make i2c working with kernel 2.6 to use lmsensors
    > the problem is that I havent /proc/bus/i2c directory anymore
    > I read sometimes that I need a /sys directory which is not present in Debian
    >
    > Is there a solution to make it works ?
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    For the sys directory, mkdir /sys and then
    mount -t sysfs none /sys

    you can also add the following line to /etc/fstab
    none /sys sysfs defaults 0 0

    this should give you the sys directory tree


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    Default Re: Debian way to make lmsensors working with kernel 2.6 ?

    On Wednesday 06 August 2003 19:56, [email]ramzez@netcourrier.com[/email] wrote:
    > I would like to make i2c working with kernel 2.6 to use lmsensors
    > the problem is that I havent /proc/bus/i2c directory anymore
    > I read sometimes that I need a /sys directory which is not present in
    > Debian
    The problem is that the sensors modules in the 2.6 kernel don't generate
    entries in the /proc system like the previous versions did. The interface has
    been put to /dev (if you're using devfs, there should be a /dev/i2c
    directory). Until now, there doesn't seem to be a version of lmsensors to
    support this.

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    Default Re: Debian way to make lmsensors working with kernel 2.6 ?

    >
    > For the sys directory, mkdir /sys and then
    > mount -t sysfs none /sys
    >
    > you can also add the following line to /etc/fstab
    > none /sys sysfs defaults 0 0
    >
    > this should give you the sys directory tree


    thanks but it's not the bigger problem ;)

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    Default Re: Debian way to make lmsensors working with kernel 2.6 ?

    Le Mercredi 6 Août 2003 15:42, Nicos Gollan a écrit :
    > The problem is that the sensors modules in the 2.6 kernel don't generate
    > entries in the /proc system like the previous versions did. The interface
    > has been put to /dev (if you're using devfs, there should be a /dev/i2c
    > directory). Until now, there doesn't seem to be a version of lmsensors to
    > support this.
    >
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    no lmsensors to do that ? hmmm, it's a bit annoying :)

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