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* If you use the Asus atk0110 module, enter the following in /etc/ | * If you use the Asus atk0110 module, enter the following in /etc/conf.d/lm_sensors: | ||
MODULE_0=asus_atk0110 | MODULE_0=asus_atk0110 | ||
Revision as of 11:37, 17 March 2022
Kernel configuration
- You need to compile I2C_CHARDEV into the kernel.
- You need to compile the correct module in Hardware Monitoring and in I2C, the one corresponding to your chip. One good technique is to compile everything available, run sensors-detect, which will find the correct module. Then you can delete all the other modules and rebuild the kernel.
- On many ASUS motherboards you need to build the Asus atk0110 ACPI module. You don't need anything else but this module is not detected by sensors-detect; you must load it manually in the configuration file, see below.
Userspace
- Emerge lm-sensors.
- To get KDE 4 Plasma widget working, emerge ksysguard with the lm_sensors USE flag.
Configuration
- If you use the Asus atk0110 module, enter the following in /etc/conf.d/lm_sensors:
MODULE_0=asus_atk0110