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Update Kernel to enable access haedware sensors in HP Microserver G7

mmgarci30
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Hi mates.

 

I'm having a temperature issue with my HP Microserver G7 box. After diging a bit trying to acces the sensors I0ve found that there is a bug in the currently implemented SMBUS / I2C driver, that avoids the correct access to the chip (Nuvotem/Winbond W83795ADG).

 

The pacth that solves the issue was now merged into the kernel 4.5 branch, but a developer has provided a driver that can be build in other versions of the kernel.

 

Here you have a bit more information about the issue https://fetzerch.github.io/2015/11/15/hp-n54l-drivers/

 

Please can be this driver be build as a module in the kernel? Can any body provide that modules for unraid 6.2.4 or a guide how to build modules for unraid?

 

Thanks in advance, and regards.

 

Pd: edited as now I've migrated from unraid 6.1.9 to 6.2.4

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    Email support at LimeTech, and include this info, and they will probably add the patch.  However, it's not likely to be added to anything but a 6.2 release, the next one or a subsequent one.

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    Thanks RobJ.

     

    I will wrote them an email.

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