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mjstumpf

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  1. So I'm trying to make this work, as this is a really important feature to me. I'm linux-saavy, but I want to understand how people have done this: I booted with RiP linux, ftp'd over the lm_sensors package that I had pre-built (it builds statically automatically. I love those guys). Did a sensors-detect: Found `Fintek F71889FG Super IO Sensors' Success! (address 0xa00, driver `f71882fg') So I do: dmesg | grep f7188 And the driver isn't there. So how do I most easily / efficiently build it? Is it practical for us to rebuild the kernel or its driver? Not having it is really not a great option, and I've heard of people turning unraid into a full distro with gcc and everything..

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