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skip the most common value read (which is often 0xff anyways)
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of the registers.... tested by dhartmei and others
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ok deraadt@
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ok deraadt@
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tested by niklas@
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ok deraadt@
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ok deraadt@
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ok drahn@
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become quite complicated. work done by matt@bodgit-n-scarper.com after
i explained how daft these devices are
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tested by fgs@ and Stuart Henderson.
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fan so it is running. The nice auto fan speed isn't working currently.
Also gives temperature sensors.
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the datasheets. Fix a few bugs in the handling of voltage sensors.
From Constantine Murenin <mureninc@gmail.com>.
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make sc_temp_invalid an array and set 0x7f as an invalid reading for the
Maxim 6690 too
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identical to the Maxim 6690. Also fixes a bug which caused Maxim 6642
parts to be mishandled; ok deraadt@
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checks on existing devices.
"slap it in" deraadt@
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with wilfried. unfortunately days have gone by without him (or
others) saying that it works fine. in it goes. maybe it will crash
for someone?
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ways to determine the actual voltage multipliers, so move to a table
driven model, which we can tweak as we see more varients. checked
by kettenis jolan and roman
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