On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Joshua McDowell jmcdowell@issisolutions.com wrote:
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I also found the following inside a file..
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from hwlib.mainboard.mainboard import mainboard
# Intel SERVER BOARD; SE7520JR2
class jarrell(mainboard):
manufacturer = "Intel" model = "Jarrell (SE7520JR2)" description = "Dual Xeon x86-64"
cpu_2_pirom_addr = { }
# Video # ATI Rage XL; 215R3LASB41; DF2320.00; 0407AA
# Intel I/O controller hub ICH5R # Intel FW82801ER; F349NB17; SL742
# TI GD75232; 3BK; ALDH
# TI LV08A; 424; Z0KQ
# Intel NQ82001MCH; L410A082 QF20ES
# Intel NQ80000PH; 5410A501; QF16ES
def __init__(self): super(p4dpr, self).__init__()
from hwlib.superio.nsc.pc87427 import pc87427 from hwlib.io import cvar, py_iopl
py_iopl(3) self.superio = [ pc87427(0x2e) ]
from hwlib.bmc.nsc import pc87431x
self.bmc = [ pc87431x() ]
from hwlib.i2c.i2c self.i2c_bus = { 0 : i2c.bus(0) }
# CPU clock from hwlib.clock.ics.ics932s208 import ics932s208 i2c_clk_cpu = ics932s208(0x69, bus_obj=self.i2c_bus[0])
# PCI-Express clock from hwlib.clock.ics.ics9db108 import ics9db108 i2c_clk_pci_xpr = ics9db108(0x6e, bus_obj=self.i2c_bus[0])
this looks like python goop for lmsensors.
ron