Hi Yani,
On Tue, 17 May 2005 07:18:51 -0400, Yani Ioannou <[email protected]> wrote:
Following is derived from gcc -E adm1026.c with your patch (the
script strips all but base number from numbered names):
adm1026.c SENSOR_fan1_div RW
adm1026.c SENSOR_fan1_input R
adm1026.c SENSOR_fan1_min RW
adm1026.c SENSOR_in0_input R
adm1026.c SENSOR_in0_max RW
adm1026.c SENSOR_in0_min RW
adm1026.c SENSOR_temp1_auto_point1_temp RW
adm1026.c SENSOR_temp1_auto_point1_temp_hyst R
adm1026.c SENSOR_temp1_crit RW
adm1026.c SENSOR_temp1_input R
adm1026.c SENSOR_temp1_max RW
adm1026.c SENSOR_temp1_min RW
adm1026.c SENSOR_temp1_offset RW
adm1026.c alarm_mask RW
adm1026.c alarms R
adm1026.c analog_out RW
adm1026.c gpio RW
adm1026.c gpio_mask RW
adm1026.c pwm1 RW << these also should also
adm1026.c pwm1_enable RW << have SENSOR_ in front
adm1026.c temp1_auto_point1_pwm RW << of them, seems you
adm1026.c temp1_crit_enable RW << missed a group?
adm1026.c vid R
adm1026.c vrm RW
I'm assuming some magic elsewhere sees that 'SENSOR_' and removes
it before it gets to sysfs. I can test adm9240, w83627hf and it87
drivers as well as watch the overall patterns as above.
--Grant.
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