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Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.hardware Date: 2001-09-08 18:20:34 PST
> >> Argh! I think I hosed my lm_sensors! I had to regrab the source > >> files for i2c and lm_sensors to get components. Now, my sensors > >> are outputting wrong :(. > > > > May not be hosed. Use rmmod to remove any of the lmsensors modules > > before running. Note: when I change kernels (upgrade) I just run the > > install command in both the i2c and sensors directories. > > Um, how do I know which modules to remove?
lsmod will list all the currently running modules. To find out what the module is use modinfo -d modulename. Some are self explanatory. If you dump one by mistake just insmod or modprobe will reinstall it. The difference is modprobe will load dependant modules as well. At least that's what I understand the difference to be.
Rinaldi
Alright, I fixed my hosed sensors (caused by i2cdump 0 0x2d command from http://www.netroedge.com/~lm78/readticket.cgi?ticket=659 link. Somehow, I couldn't even reboot and shutdown my computer (had to unplug the power!!). I guess sensors-detect did something bad to my computer during the probe. Whew! I decided to boot to Windows 98 and upgraded Motherboard Monitor to v4.18. It detected my chip! The chip was indeed GL518SM (same as sensors-detect's probe). I reran the sesnors-detect and reconfigured. I got everything back.