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you may also want to load i2c-proc and i2c-dev if you havnt built them into the kernel
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-!Additional Experiences
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!Additional Experiences
+!GA-7VTXE motherboard
Following the excellent instructions above, I was able to fairly easily set up lm-sensors on my GA-7VTXE+ motherboard (which is very similar to the GA-7VTXH+ in the above section). Summary:
# build the sensors kernel module (I already had i2c support in my kernel for [TVTunerCards] support)
# # modprobe i2c-proc i2c-isa it87
# set up /etc/sensors.conf (see below)
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options it87 temp_type=0x38
to /etc/modules.conf so that the module uses different calculations. If you really want to know how I derived that option, read /usr/share/doc/lm-sensors/doc/chips/it87.gz (in debian, at least).
Here's a link to my /etc/[sensors.conf] file.
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+!Abit KT7 motherboard
+On an Abit KT7 motherboard, the chip is a "via686b" - you need to use the "via686a" driver. See the [sensors.conf] file for my setup for this.
